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17-year-old Evonne learned to walk again after sustaining an injury while cliff jumping which left her partially paralyzed

5-year-old Isaiah defied all odds after being diagnosed with an emerging polio-like condition — acute flaccid myelitis.

A home run to remember: how Molly succeeded in our medical units and in life.

After spending 13 months inpatient, Anabelle’s ready to blossom alongside her twin sister at home.

Joey was born premature and his survival was uncertain. 22 years later he has now graduated from the Kennedy Day School.

The incredible story of one nurse’s unexpected journey to adoption.

Javan was injured in a terrible accident that nearly took his life. After months of inpatient treatment, he is finally home.

After three years inside hospital walls, Dawayne will finally experience a world with his three older brothers and loving mother at home.

Kennedy Day School has provided Nina with an education, therapeutic and health services and a second family.

Ben now uses his words instead of aggressive behavior because he knows his voice is heard.

From the day Nathan arrived, his enthusiasm, positive spirit, and great sense of humor never faltered.

Born at just 26 weeks, Judah’s courageous spirit and committed care team helped him grow and thrive.

A special bond between Luke and his doctor helped him get the life-saving treatment he needed to thrive.

Born at 25 weeks and just 13 ounces, Stephen and his family don’t give up.

Owen couldn’t go to school successfully, maintain friendships, or express his feelings. Until he got the support he needed.

Sam wasn’t the kind of girl who looked like someone plagued by depression.

A tiny performer who doesn’t let his tubes trip him up.

Massimo was born three months premature at just two pounds.

Tom’s bright mind and unique interests helped him become who he is today.

Brandon Smart has been a fighter from the very beginning.