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Saving Grace
It may seem like an insignificant thing, but a peanut butter cookie changed Grace Denney’s life forever. Just a small amount of peanut butter triggered an allergic reaction that left years of anxiety...
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Life with HLHS: Keeping up with Lucas
By Rebekah McGowan When we first learned that our son would be born with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, we were devastated. But once the shock had worn off we were desperate to talk to other families...
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Catching up with Dominic Gundrum
When Dominic Gundrum first came to Boston Children’s Hospital late in 2012, his future was very much unknown. He was born with a large, triangle-shaped gap running from his upper lip through the middle...
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A bumpy start ends on a high note for newborn August Koch
Bringing your newborn baby home from the hospital is a happy and momentous occasion. Tiny booties, frequent feedings and diaper changes, sleep adjustments and more are highlighted with warm snuggles,...
View ArticleReliving TEDxLongwood
The Longwood medical area (the section of Boston that’s home to Boston Children’s Hospital and many other renowned medical centers) was recently the site of an exciting speaker series called...
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The Importance of Patient Advocacy and Family Care
By Kerry Sheeran, author of The Marathon, a novel based on the true, emotional journey of a mother and father forced to face their daughter’s life-threatening medical crisis. Having held my daughter...
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A patient and doctor team come full circle
Kate Franklin was just three and a half years old in August 2000 when her mother Emily brought her to the Boston Children’s Hospital emergency room, because she was bruising easily and couldn’t seem to...
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Our patients’ stories: From patient to advocate
Rachael Adler is not the kind of person who stands around waiting for life to happen. At 13, she’s a good student who participates in many school and community service events. And despite her young...
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Remembering one of Boston Children’s earliest liver transplants
When Michael “Mick” Devlin was born in 1987, his parents were sure of two things: They loved him, and they would cherish every minute they had together because no one knew how many they had left. Mick...
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Two hip dysplasia surgeries feed Anna’s interest in medicine
Boston Children’s Hospital strives to create a comfortable, supportive environment for all of its patients. Still, most can’t wait to leave the sterile hospital halls and return to the comfort of their...
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Saving Grace
It may seem like an insignificant thing, but a peanut butter cookie changed Grace Denney’s life forever. Just a small amount of peanut butter triggered an allergic reaction that left years of anxiety...
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Life with HLHS: Keeping up with Lucas
By Rebekah McGowan When we first learned that our son would be born with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, we were devastated. But once the shock had worn off we were desperate to talk to other families...
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Catching up with Dominic Gundrum
When Dominic Gundrum first came to Boston Children’s Hospital late in 2012, his future was very much unknown. He was born with a large, triangle-shaped gap running from his upper lip through the middle...
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A bumpy start ends on a high note for newborn August Koch
Bringing your newborn baby home from the hospital is a happy and momentous occasion. Tiny booties, frequent feedings and diaper changes, sleep adjustments and more are highlighted with warm snuggles,...
View ArticleReliving TEDxLongwood
The Longwood medical area (the section of Boston that’s home to Boston Children’s Hospital and many other renowned medical centers) was recently the site of an exciting speaker series called...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Importance of Patient Advocacy and Family Care
By Kerry Sheeran, author of The Marathon, a novel based on the true, emotional journey of a mother and father forced to face their daughter’s life-threatening medical crisis. Having held my daughter...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A patient and doctor team come full circle
Kate Franklin was just three and a half years old in August 2000 when her mother Emily brought her to the Boston Children’s Hospital emergency room, because she was bruising easily and couldn’t seem to...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Our patients’ stories: From patient to advocate
Rachael Adler is not the kind of person who stands around waiting for life to happen. At 13, she’s a good student who participates in many school and community service events. And despite her young...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Remembering one of Boston Children’s earliest liver transplants
When Michael “Mick” Devlin was born in 1987, his parents were sure of two things: They loved him, and they would cherish every minute they had together because no one knew how many they had left. Mick...
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Two hip dysplasia surgeries feed Anna’s interest in medicine
Boston Children’s Hospital strives to create a comfortable, supportive environment for all of its patients. Still, most can’t wait to leave the sterile hospital halls and return to the comfort of their...
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