Donna’s Story—Heartbreak and Hope After Covid-19 Last year during the dawn of the pandemic, Donna Fox lost her husband and her father to Covid-19 at Lexington Medical Center. The ICU staff who cared for them say the heartbreak they felt still lingers today. We dedicate this film to those who lost their lives to Covid-19 and to frontline health care workers everywhere. With Thanks To the first responders, delivery drivers, grocery store employees, pharmacists, factory workers, health care professionals, teachers - anyone making sacrifices to support the needs of our community - we’re with you. Thank you for all you do to keep our community safe and healthy.

LexMed.com Search Cancer Breast Cancer Survivor Credits Early Detection Dec. 4 2020 A little more than a year ago, Luanne Dyer was awakened in the middle of the night by a sharp pain so severe she sat straight up in bed. Little did she know what that pain would uncover. Luanne shares her story with WLTX's Darci Strickland. Because her mother had breast cancer in 2001, Luanne had always been diligent about getting annual mammograms. Still, the thought of that sharp pain nagged at her for three weeks before she finally went to the doctor. That visit led to the discovery of breast cancer in three places. She is thankful that she listened to her body because her breast cancer was caught early, at stage 1. She credits her team of physicians at Lexington Medical Center, her husband and God for getting her through treatment successfully. She is grateful for every day she's now able to enjoy in her favorite place - the mountains - with her husband. Learn about Mammography Services at Lexington Medical Center. breast-cancer cancer-screenings cancer-treatment LEAVE A COMMENT Submit RELATED POSTS Stereotactic Radiation Delivers Quick and Effective Cancer Treatment Brachytherapy Offers Hope For Prostate Cancer Patients Ask the Doctor: Cervical Cancer Get our email newsletter updates. Subscribe Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram Disclaimer: This blog is intended for general understanding and education about Lexington Medical Center. Nothing on the blog should be considered or used as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Blog visitors with personal health or medical questions should consult their health care provider.