Cancer and Blood Disorders, Events, Patient Features

Cancer Patients Experience Stardom for a Day

No Comments 14 May 2013

Nevaya Ferguson is a typical 6-year-old who loves her puppy and wants to be a veterinarian when she grows up. But she has endured more than most people will in a lifetime. After being diagnosed with neuroblastoma, Nevaya underwent chemotherapy treatments and two bone marrow transplants. Watch the video and learn more about Nevaya’s treatment [...]

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Events, Food Allergies, Patient Features

Patient’s Worries Melt Away at Food Allergy Camp

No Comments 14 May 2013

For Grace Neill, staying away from peanuts is always top of mind. One bite could turn fatal, so she carries benadryl and an EpiPen® at all times. But one week out of every year Grace gets to feel like a normal 12-year-old. She makes sure to carve time out of her busy schedule for Food Allergy Camp, a place [...]

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Experts, Patient Features, Services

Fighting food allergies as a family

2 Comments 13 May 2013

In 2003, Amy Arneson suspected her 19-month-old son, Ethan, might have food allergies because he constantly threw up after eating. But doctors who saw Ethan told her she was overreacting. “Babies throw up,” they said. Then she fed Ethan eggs one morning, and he had to receive epinephrine in an ambulance to make it to [...]

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Employee Features, Neonatal Medicine, Patient Features

Lifesaving Gift Brings Family Back to Children’s

No Comments 09 May 2013

In honor of Nurses Week, Christy Corey shares her daughter’s journey and attributes her survival with Children’s nurse Kerry Wilder. During delivery, Christy and baby Aarlyn suffered a placenta abruption – they were both hemorrhaging. After being stabilized at the local hospital, Aarlyn was careflighted to Children’s where a Neonatal ICU team waited for her. [...]

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Q & A, Sleep Disorders

Ways to Help a Child Through Sleep Terrors

No Comments 07 May 2013

What are sleep terrors? What causes them, and what should I do when they occur? — Kelly S. Occasional nightmares are normal after 6 months of age. However, some children have sleep terrors, which are different from nightmares; they are very alarming sleep events they rarely remember. During sleep terrors, children exhibit profound fear and [...]

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Anthony Herman

Cardiology, Giving, Patient Features

Rhythm of the Heart: Part 2

No Comments 01 May 2013

At age 7, Anthony began to show signs of needing heart repair again. This time, though, the remedy was much less invasive. Children’s had just become one of the first pediatric hospitals in the country and the first in Texas to be approved to implant the Melody Valve® in a child. What made the Melody [...]

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Anthony Herman

Cardiology, Giving, Patient Features

Rhythm of the Heart: Part 1

No Comments 29 April 2013

Somewhere in Marshall, Texas, a 10-year-old boy named Anthony Herman is tapping out a rhythm on his shoes with sticks he picked up from the forested area surrounding his home. And somewhere inside of Anthony’s chest is a heart that is beating to a different, syncopated rhythm. However, neither the beat on Anthony’s shoes or [...]

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