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Eric says his experience has inspired him to pursue a career as a diabetes educator and counsellor.

Thirteen years ago, experts diagnosed Elijah with Tetralogy of Fallot, meaning a valve in his heart was too narrow. But thanks to the Stollery Children’s Hospital, he can do all the things he loves to do.

Éléonore is a fighter. Although it was predicted that she would never walk, at the age of two and a half she took her first steps with a walker and has been active ever since.

Carson has a complex genetic tissue disorder. Children’s hospitals are exploring new frontiers in genetic disorders via advanced technologies, data-driven developments, equipment, and highly skilled scientific staff. Their goal is to make life better for kids like Carson everywhere.

Krish is a fierce advocate for organ donations because they saved his life. Today, he is back at school with his energy levels rivalling his peers.

Everlee’s treatment at McMaster Children’s Hospital was an enormous success. Her cancer was eliminated, she doesn’t feel sick anymore, and she wakes up every day raring to go.

Thanks to the Janeway Hospital, Xavier is active in lots of wonderful ways – playing volleyball, soccer, and video games and making YouTube videos with his friends.

Tia had multiple congenital heart defects. She quickly required open heart surgery in Toronto and when she returned home to London, Children’s Hospital was there for her.

Thanks to Madden’s big sister, the Alberta Children’s Hospital, and generous community support, Madden is with us today and full of fun and good cheer.

Keira loves piano, dancing, musical theatre, playing online games with her friends, and doing anything to support HSC Winnipeg Children’s Hospital.