Cancer patient Harold Lake finds new path to care
Harold Lake, a former funeral director who quit smoking in 1986, discovers non Hodgkin lymphoma after a series of imaging tests. A move to Lawrence in 2008 brings him closer to LMH Oncology Center and Dr Ronald Stephens, whose team provides steady care amid treatment. Mary, his wife since 1997, accompanies him through his journey from Arkansas City to Lawrence.
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Lawrence man overcomes cancer with LMH care and Bendamustine
Harold Lake credits Lawrence Memorial Hospital and oncologist Dr. Yockey with saving his life after a May 2012 crisis from fluid buildup behind the lungs. Treating physician Dr. Hiebert and Bendamustine reduced the lymph node and fluid, stabilizing his oxygen levels. Lake, his wife Mary, and long-term follow ups with Dr. Stephens highlight his journey from near death to renewed health and time with his 12 grandchildren.
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Fitness tips cut calories and steer students toward basics
KU nutrition lecturer Marty Glenn advises students to count calories and choose foods close to their original form with fruits vegetables and whole grains. Zach Davis, a new KU student, walks to the downtown bus stop to burn calories, while noting portions matter and a simple approach: get moving and watch what you eat.
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