Danielle standing with CNSA logo
May
20
When No One Else Could See It, They Did: Danielle’s Story of Being Heard, Helped, and Given Her Life Back

In early 2025, Danielle began experiencing severe neurological symptoms that made sleep, walking, and everyday activities increasingly difficult, including the terrifying sensation that her head was falling off her neck.

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Butch Dawson, picture hiking and traveling
May
20
“I got my life back.” – Butch Dawson

For much of his life, Butch Dawson pushed through back pain. Over time, that pain became more than just discomfort

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CNSA and Atrium Health merger logo
Apr
21
Atrium Health advances neurosurgery and spine care through expanded Partnership with Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates in Greensboro

In a move that builds on an already successful collaboration, Atrium Health is advancing its neurosurgery and spine program through an expanded partnership with Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates (CNSA).

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Paige’s Spine Surgery Story
Jan
20
From Constant Pain to Immediate Relief: Paige’s Spine Surgery Story

For more than three months, Paige pushed through pain she hoped would simply fade away. After finally convinced to have surgery, the relief was Immediate.

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Rob’s Journey to Relief in Greensboro
Jan
05
A Lifelong Friendship and a Life-Changing Surgery

Rob’s Journey to Relief in Greensboro has something few patients get to experience. His neurosurgeon was the best friend he met in third grade.

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Michael’s Journey Back to Strength
Dec
11
Michael’s Journey Back to Strength

For more than three decades, Michael Barnes has lived life in motion. He is a lifelong athlete, a personal trainer, and someone drawn to extreme physical challenges. That fearless lifestyle eventually caught up with him. His story stands as a reminder of resilience, discipline, and the power of expert and compassionate spine care.

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Oct
22
Alora’s First Steps: A Journey of Heartbreak, Hope, and Healing

Alora was born prematurely at 32 weeks with spina bifida myelomeningocele. There was no feeling from the knees down, and they were told she would likely be wheelchair-bound. She recieved a spinal cord detethering surgery to relieve the pressure on her spine. The results were almost immediate.

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