Mori is an outgoing kid with a love for the performing arts. As a toddler, she began experiencing a series of stubborn infections that just would not go away. Tests revealed a rare bacterial infection and complications with her kidney and ureter, resulting in a diagnosis of Vesicoureteral Reflux.
Mori underwent surgery twice to address her condition, but her journey was far from over. Despite continued treatment and care, breakthrough infections remain a part of her life.
Mori navigates her chronic condition with unwavering courage and the support of a hospital that understands her unique needs. With help from her medical team, Mori sang, acted, and danced her way through a local production of Annie Jr.
Thanks to your support of McMaster Children’s Hospital Foundation, kids like Mori can get the best treatment and care possible.
