Opera Singer Albert Garcia lost his livelihood, his dreams, but with the help of one special Doctor at TIRR Memorial Hermann Albert found his voice.
Albert Garcia grew up in the small South Texas town of Beeville singing in his church choir. The little boy would grow up and into a giant voice. A voice with operatic beauty.
"It was devastating because singing was my passion, my identity," Albert admits, he didn't know if he'd ever get better. Dr. Marina saw the changes as well, "I was very happy, he was opening up, seeing hope, working even harder."
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