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Born 17 Weeks Early, Baby Girl Defies Odds

May 17, 2013

Born 17 Weeks Early, Baby Girl Defies Odds Born at 23 weeks, Leah Bell-Upsher weighed just 1 pound, 5.5 oz. Leah had to be put on a high-frequency ventilator, was prescribed several medications, and had intravenous support. Now 10 months old, Leah continues to grow, in length and weight, showing remarkable progress.

A Life Turned Inside Out - Boy Defies Medical Odds

May 16, 2013

A Life Turned Inside Out - Boy Defies Medical Odds James Daniels III was born with a hole in his abdominal wall, causing many of his organs to develop outside his body. After three months with a custom-built silo holding his organs in place, and undergoing multiple surgeries, James was whole for the first time. A courageous little fighter, James continues to show progress with each day.

Girl Shows a lot of Heart, Despite Being Born with Half

May 15, 2013

Girl Shows a lot of Heart, Despite Being Born with Half Anna Biss was born with a serious heart condition that, over the first few years of her life, had to be corrected by three complex surgeries. Throughout her time at Golisano Children's Hospital at the University of Rochester Medical Center, Anna developed wonderful relationships with the staff, inspiring her so much that, at age 5, she aspires to be a heart surgeon.

Strength and Family Key to Recovering from Eating Disorder

May 14, 2013

Strength and Family Key to Recovering from Eating Disorder At 12, Alyssa Morales was referred to Golisano Children's Hospital at the University of Rochester Medical Center, where she was admitted to its comprehensive Child and Adolescent Eating Disorder Program. Diagnosed with anorexia nervosa, Alyssa had her ups and downs through treatment. Now 16, she shares her courageous story to create awareness and encourage others to reach out for help.


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