Stories
This page features stories about Beebe Healthcare, Beebe Medical Foundation, our communities, and our patients.
From Stressed Executive to Healthy & Empowering
Last year, Ellie Nazemoff was living what she always thought was her dream. She was the owner and operator of a firm with...Read more
Sushila Agrawal: I Could Not Walk, Then Dr. Choy Fixed My Knee
Sushila Agrawal walks down the stairs while visiting her daughter, Dr. Vibha Sanwal, in Lewes. At 76, she moves slowly and...Read more
Karen Coty: I Needed Surgery, but I Also Needed to Get Back to My Kids
As a working mother, Karen Coty had real concerns when her doctor told her she needed surgery. “I had been having pains,...Read more
Feeling Incredibly Grateful for the Doctors, Surgeons, and Nurse Professionals at Beebe
In the summer of 2017, my husband, Ed, was diagnosed with pancreatic neuroendocrine (PNet) cancer, a relatively rare cancer...Read more
Dancing with the Odds – How Deb Brown Overcame Prediabetes
Deb Brown was diagnosed with prediabetes. Her husband, Milton, has diabetes. She was determined to do something to stop...Read more
Celebrating Beebe’s Gull House with a gift from my IRA
As someone who helped launch Beebe Healthcare’s Celebrate Excellent Care program and this Tuesday column, I am happy to...Read more
Tunnell Volunteer Grant Kingswell Builds Dollhouse to Raise Funds
Grant Kingswell is a man of many talents. Born of British parents, moved to the United States as a teenager, he has never...Read more
Beth Reynolds: I Thought I Was Healthy; Turns Out I Needed a Quadruple Bypass
“I always felt like I was healthy,” recalls Beth Reynolds of Lewes. A school nurse during her career in Wilmington, Del.,...Read more
Lung Cancer Surgery Meant Only One Night in Hospital for Millsboro Man
When Charley and Mary Senick retired from the police force in Philadelphia, they were ready to relax and enjoy themselves...Read more
Sal Curci: PAD Was Affecting My Life, So I Made Changes
“It was several years ago and I remember sitting on the couch and looking at my toes,” recalls Sal Curci. “I had been...Read more
