The Story of Johnny G
Cyclist and Spinning founder Johnny G discovered a new lease on life and a fresh take on heart health after a series of cardiac challenges led him to one of Saint John’s leading cardiologists.
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Cyclist and Spinning founder Johnny G discovered a new lease on life and a fresh take on heart health after a series of cardiac challenges led him to one of Saint John’s leading cardiologists.
Handcyclist Kyle Gann found a newfound strength and resilience—and a doctor who became a “big sister”—as he endured a series of complex procedures at Saint John’s.
When Buz and Carol Knyal suffered strokes only months apart, Saint John’s helped them not only recover—but reclaim the full, vibrant lives they enjoy today.
Inspired by the life saving support they received, the Hopper family remains committed to ensuring the Emergency Department can continue to provide the best care to those who need it most.