The Zephyr® Valve Improves Patients’ Quality of Life and Allows Them to Do More1
Jeanene, 58
Bogata, Texas
COPD awareness advocate spreads the word about lung health through her orange wardrobe.
Bruce Erenberg, 69
Chandler, Arizona
Loving husband, father, and grandfather whose goal is to get back to caring for his daughter with special needs.
Barbara, 67
Flint, Michigan
Pulmonary rehab enthusiast Barbara can’t wait to travel again with friends and get back on the dance floor.
Regina, 64
Pritchett, Texas
Able to walk up and down the stairs, do her own grocery shopping and travel again.
Donald, 67
Brownstown, Indiana
Disease forced him to retire. Now that he has his valves, he can spend time with his 23 grandchildren.
Jim’s Story
Albany, New York
Great-grandfather says he has a new lease on life and now enjoys the annual family summer trip to Cape Cod.
Charlie, 68
Fairfax, Virginia
Grandpa of nine loves swimming, taking care of his grandkids, and vacationing on the coast.
Jeffrey, 61
Concord, North Carolina
Retired paramedic and avid fisherman able to spend time with first grandchild.
Shelley, 62
Peoria, Arizona
Grandmother of six looking forward to visiting all of them without needing to be tied to her oxygen tank.
Rhonda, 61
Lee’s Summit, Missouri
Innovative procedure helps woman avoid double lung transplant and get back to enjoying an active lifestyle.
Marianne, 72
Parkridge, Illinois
An artist goes from counting her days to getting back to art classes and museum visits.
Marjorie, 78
Mount Vernon, Washington
The first patient at PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center to undergo the Zephyr Valve procedure.
Els, 59
The Netherlands
After the Zephyr Valve treatment, Els can shower, climb stairs, and is back to cycling!
Ralph, 57
Bristol, Wisconsin
Ralph wasn’t always health oriented, but after the Zephyr Valve treatment he wants to do a 5K.
Jeanene, 58
Bogata, Texas
COPD awareness advocate spreads the word about lung health through her orange wardrobe.
Dyan, 82
Mission Viejo, California
At 82 years young, Dyan is enjoying her active lifestyle again. She’s enjoying living again.
Sandy, 70
Osseo, Minnesota
Grandma is enjoying spending time with her grandkids and watching them play sports again.
Roxy, 68
Plainwell, Michigan
Retired paramedic knew that his breathing was getting worse and he needed more than medications.
Bruce Erenberg, 69
Chandler, Arizona
Loving husband, father, and grandfather whose goal is to get back to caring for his daughter with special needs.
Barbara, 67
Flint, Michigan
Pulmonary rehab enthusiast Barbara can’t wait to travel again with friends and get back on the dance floor.
Cindy, 56
Carlisle, Kentucky
Wife and mom loves to travel and watch her daughter’s bowling tournaments!
Regina, 64
Pritchett, Texas
Able to walk up and down the stairs, do her own grocery shopping and travel again.
Donald, 67
Brownstown, Indiana
Disease forced him to retire. Now that he has his valves, he can spend time with his 23 grandchildren.
Lance, 64
Dayton, Ohio
Plumber is back to work as well as enjoying golf and spending time with his grandchildren.
Tommi, 57
Louisville, Kentucky
Despite using multiple inhalers and medications, her COPD was getting worse. She decided to get Zephyr Valves.
Jim’s Story
Albany, New York
Great-grandfather says he has a new lease on life and now enjoys the annual family summer trip to Cape Cod.
JC, 77
Zephyrhills, Florida
Retired railroad engineer is back fishing in the Florida sunshine and spending time with his wife.
Jack, 77
Tampa, Florida
Husband loves fishing, carving and whittling and is even able to go line dancing again.
Mike, 65
Portland, Oregon
COVID-19 didn’t stop Mike from getting his Zephyr Valves. Now, he enjoys hikes with his wife and son.
Charlie, 68
Fairfax, Virginia
Grandpa of nine loves swimming, taking care of his grandkids, and vacationing on the coast.
Lynn, 54
Coolidge, Arizona
Mom who loves the outdoors and traveling is working on a new bucket list.
Jeffrey, 61
Concord, North Carolina
Retired paramedic and avid fisherman able to spend time with first grandchild.
Gary, 72
Monroe, Louisiana
Driving eight hours didn’t stop this southern gentleman from getting Zephyr Valves.
Shelley, 62
Peoria, Arizona
Grandmother of six looking forward to visiting all of them without needing to be tied to her oxygen tank.
Rhonda, 61
Lee’s Summit, Missouri
Innovative procedure helps woman avoid double lung transplant and get back to enjoying an active lifestyle.
Marianne, 72
Parkridge, Illinois
An artist goes from counting her days to getting back to art classes and museum visits.
Marjorie, 78
Mount Vernon, Washington
The first patient at PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center to undergo the Zephyr Valve procedure.
Flo, 63
Texas City, Texas
Poor health forced her to retire from her dream job. So she made it her mission to help others breathe easier.
Nancy, 69
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Great aunt to 21 nieces and nephews, who loves to go to their sporting events and celebrations.
John, 78
Chicago, Illinois
Air Force Veteran, husband and father who enjoys long walks with his wife of 31 years.
Cheri, 63
Springfield, Oregon
Registered Nurse and mom of four loves spending time and having adventures with her 12 grandchildren!
Carl, 71
DuBois, Pennsylvania
His goal was to walk his daughter down the aisle. After just four weeks, he could.