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Liz and Tom always remember “Where There’s Will”
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Listening to patients is what medical teams at Mayo Clinic do each day. To honor Mayo's 150th Anniversary, StoryCorps was asked to listen to and record several patient stories. Each Friday, until the end of 2014, a new story will be posted on the Mayo Clinic News Network.
Liz and Tom Canan talk about losing their son Will to cancer. They remember his gentleness, his strength, the lives he touched and his love of baseball. Listen to Liz and Tom's story about Will.
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