Julie Jackson’s battle for survival began when she suffered three cardiac arrests, necessitating intensive medical intervention to save her life. After nearly five months in a traditional hospital, her prognosis remained uncertain. Julie was dependent on mechanical ventilation to breathe and faced additional challenges, including severe weakness, multiple wounds, and a loss of coordination on her left side.

When Rotley Gilliam arrived at Vibra Hospital of Houston, he faced significant medical challenges. A previous hospital stay had revealed a series of complex diagnoses, including respiratory failure, a non-healing wound on his left foot, chronic cellulitis and lymphedema, coronary artery disease, and hypertension. Additionally, Rotley experienced limited use of his left arm due to a recent onset of gout.