Everyone that works there is just fabulous. You couldn't ask for better people. Everyone that’s there has been trained so well or they’re just naturally good people.

The trial gave me the opportunity to expand my life. The comfort for me to stay in Orlando. The way I was treated was like I was their family. It's been a journey, but a beautiful journey.

I was the first one [to receive a double-cord transplant] at Orlando Health. It was a miracle! The care team here … they’re amazing. It’s been a year and a half after the transplant. I’m healthy, I love my family, I live my life.

When I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, it wasn’t a hard decision. Because of the care I received the first time for the breast cancer, I knew that the best care that I would get would be through Orlando Health.

They had my chest CT scan up on the computer, and Dr. Thomas had this big old grin on his face. He said, ‘Let me show you something. See this image of your lung here? That tumor is gone.’

I feel like I’m on my way… If I follow through the plan and stay on the plan, I’ll make it to the other side.

“The idea of leaving our home and our child and our support system to go through this thing that he might not even survive was devastating,” remembers John’s wife, Aubrey, after diagnosis of a very rare, aggressive cancer. Turns out, Orlando Health Cancer Institute, right in their hometown, offered John his best chance of survival.

Everyone that works there is just fabulous. You couldn't ask for better people. Everyone that’s there has been trained so well or they’re just naturally good people.