Billy Cooper Billy Cooper loves CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals & CHRISTUS Trinity Clinics.
Bobby Taylor Bobby Taylor was a Trinity Mother Frances patient of Dr. Turner. He was diagnosed coronary artery disease.
Bud Frye In 2005, Bud Frye suffered a heart attack. He was sent to Trinity Mother Frances for his care. Cardiologist Frank Navetta, MD, FACC, performed an Angioplasty Stent.
Clifton Mire Jr Clifton Mire, Jr. is a SASS competitive shooter. In March of 2010, he began to have severe pain in his chest and shoulder area, preventing him from participating in his shooting matches.
Jake Billingsley Quintuple Bypass Surgery Jake Billingsley suffered a heart attack while hiking at Tyler State Park. Trinity Clinic cardiothoracic surgeon James Caccitolo, MD performed his quintuple bypass heart procedure at Mother Frances Hospital.
Janice Melton Aortic Valve Surgery for an Enlarged Heart Janice Melton had minimally invasive aortic valve replacement surgery at Trinity Mother Frances. She's feeling fantastic.
Ken Shufelt Mitral Valve Prolapse Ken Shufelt traveled to Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals and Clinics from South Carolina to have Heart surgery by robotics.
Lynette Shelton Lynette Shelton underwent minimally invasive mitral valve replacement surgery at the Louis and Peaches Owen Heart Hospital at Trinity Mother Frances.
Michael Wilson Heart Attack Michael Wilson suffered a heart attack in 2004. He had two stents and five bypasses. Since his heart attack he follows up on his heart care with annual nuclear stress tests at Trinity Mother Frances Winnsboro. Michael loves that he can receive the heart care he needs close to home.
Rex Driggers Robotic Coronary Bypass Surgery Rex Driggers shares his story about having totally endoscopic robotic assisted coronary bypass surgery at Trinity Mother Frances.
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