Theodore is participating in Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Week from August 10-14, 2020. Through this special event, Theodore and his family will share information about his health journey, Nicklaus Children’s Hospital’s role in providing Theodore with necessary health care services, and why the public and our elected officials must invest in the future of kids like Theodore.
Dillon is participating in Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Week from August 10-14, 2020. Through this special event, Dillon and his family will share information about his health journey, Children’s Health’s role in providing Dillon with necessary health care services, and why the public and our elected officials must invest in the future of kids like Dillon.
On Sept. 3, 2017, Dillon was rushed to the Emergency Room at Children’s Health after a major car accident. A severed spinal cord, urological damage and facial fractures were just a few of the many injuries 11-year-old Dillon sustained.
He was left paralyzed from the waist down.
Archer is participating in Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Week from August 10-14, 2020. Through this special event, Archer and his family will share information about his health journey, Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s role in providing Archer with necessary health care services, and why the public and our elected officials must invest in the future of kids like Archer.
Following the critical diagnosis of his younger brother in the fall of 2019, Archer’s ADHD, anxiety, sleep disorder and depression worsened.
However, through therapy sessions at the Mood and Anxiety Program at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, Archer is doing much better. The program is dedicated to serving the needs of adolescents like Archer with a primary diagnosis of a mood or anxiety disorder.
Emma is participating in Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Week from August 10-14, 2020. Through this special event, Emma and her family will share information about her health journey, Joe DiMaggio Children Hospital’s role in providing Emma with necessary health care services, and why the public and our elected officials must invest in the future of kids like Emma.
Amour is participating in Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Week from August 10-14, 2020. Through this special event, Amour and his family will share information about his health journey, Children’s Hospital of Michigan’s role in providing Amour with necessary health care services, and why the public and our elected officials must invest in the future of kids like Amour.
Soraya is participating in Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Week from August 10-14, 2020. Through this special event, Soraya and her family will share information about her health journey, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center’s role in providing Soraya with necessary health care services, and why the public and our elected officials must invest in the future of kids like Soraya.
Robert is participating in Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Week from August 10-14, 2020. Through this special event, Robert and his family will share information about his health journey, Advocate Children’s Hospital’s role in providing Robert with necessary health care services, and why the public and our elected officials must invest in the future of kids like Robert.
Patrick is participating in Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Week from August 10-14, 2020. Through this special event, Patrick and his family will share information about his health journey, Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital’s role in providing Patrick with necessary health care services, and why the public and our elected officials must invest in the future of kids like Patrick.
Jennifer is participating in Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Week from August 10-14, 2020. Through this special event, Jennifer and her family will share information about her health journey, CHOC Children’s role in providing Jennifer with necessary health care services, and why the public and our elected officials must invest in the future of kids like Jennifer.
Jack is participating in Speak Now for Kids Family Advocacy Week from August 10-14, 2020. Through this special event, Jack and his family will share information about his health journey, Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital’s role in providing Jack with necessary health care services, and why the public and our elected officials must invest in the future of kids like Jack.
Jack was born with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, a brain injury caused by oxygen deprivation to the brain. He underwent several tests and examinations, including an MRI to find random damage spots across his brain and visits with specialists to determine his level of function.