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The most beautiful sound in the world
Born prematurely at just 27 weeks with a larynx that was too soft, Zaïra needed a tracheostomy to allow her to breathe, eat and talk. Doctors at the Children's, led by pediatrician Dr. Mylene Dandavino, have redoubled their efforts to allow her to develop like any other child.
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Learn moreLouise Gervais: Nurse 2.0
Working at the Children's can be stressful, so imagine what's it's like to be a nurse practitioner for the smallest babies. Find out how Louise Gervais handles the pressure and why she loves her job.
Learn moreHeal. Love. Bond.
Three little words that mean a lot for sick children and their families. Three big words at the heart of the work being done at the Children’s. And three incredible results of your support.
Learn moreP.K. Subban, our spokesperson
“Every time you will look at the P.K. Subban Atrium
lettering up on the wall, you’ll know what I stand for.”