Two doctors treating cancer patients at Detroit’s Henry Ford Hospital have a very interesting story to tell.  Dr. Trevor Banka used to be Dr. Michael Mott’s patient when only 12-year-old Banka with bone cancer in right knee, had come to Dr Mott for treatment in 1993.  Now a 28-year-old second-year oncology resident, Dr Banka is all grateful to his now colleague and earlier life saver. “We have a very special relationship to cherish.”

Dr Mott operated upon Banka’s cancerous bone replacing it with a prosthetic alternative. The treatment went on throughout Banka’s high school, college, including some periodic checkups even while Dr Banka was studying at Michigan State University medical school.

After graduation, when Banka joined Henry Ford hospital, Dr Mott was also soon there transferred to the same. The once drowning man is now the co-captain with the savior.

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