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Maeve knows what it’s like to be both a patient and a nurse. 👩⚕️ Born with laryngeal cleft, she never forgot her caring nurses at Boston Children’s. Today, she’s paying it forward as a nurse who shares her story with patients to help them see a positive future for themselves. 👇
Maeve's memories of laryngeal cleft repair - Boston Children's Answers
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Maeve knows what it’s like to be a patient and a nurse. Born with laryngeal cleft, she never forgot her caring nurses at Boston Children’s.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Dr Rahbar is the best, only doctor who found my daughter’s type 2 laryngeal cleft at the age of 7. Thank you so much for all you do to help out kiddos in need
Hello, how are you doing today? I always enjoy what you share here on Facebook. Your timeline is exciting and your posts are wonderful, you seem like a nice and kind person. Honestly I admire your beauty and everything, I sent you a request but it's not going through, so I decided to drop a comment here, please click on my Facebook profile and send me a friend request. Let's be friends. If you find this message embarrassing please pardon my manners. Thank you and God bless you.
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Is your child feeling anxious? Don’t miss our next YouTube Live event, where we’ll share tips and insight for identifying and easing anxiety. Tune in on Wednesday, May 29, 2024, at 1 p.m. EST! Submit your questions here: ms.spr.ly/6189Ykek1
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BCH- you need to moderate this page better, ugh to all of the spam.
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It's so sad to always come across such post about loved one having fibromyalgia, depression, anxiety, mental disorder. I was once a victim and I would really say I perfectly understand how it's feels to be taken away by all these. Someone recommended me to Dico_Spores on IG. Which I get to order some medications and now I'm perfectly getting better. You can also talk to him and see how things go for
Tune into WGBH’s Basic Black this Friday, May 17, and next Friday, May 24 at 7:30pm, to see our very own Dr. Kevin Simon as a guest panelist. Dr. Simon will be talking about Black men and youth: specifically around mental health, lived experiences, accomplishments of young men, and the meaning of manhood. You can watch him on channel 2, YouTube, and Facebook.
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Jace is a happy, thriving baby with very squishable cheeks and parents who have a lot to be thankful for. 💙 Kait and Evan came to the Maternal Fetal Care Center from their home in New York for life-saving fetal surgery after prenatal imaging revealed amniotic band syndrome, a dangerous condition where strands from the amniotic sac wrap around a fetus and constrict blood flow. 👇
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Read how baby Jace is thriving after prenatal surgery for amniotic band syndrome at Maternal Fetal Care Center at Boston Children's Hospital.85 CommentsComment on Facebook
A miracle Jace yes you came true, The risks but now look at you…… Bright, strong and so gracious too, So thankful your little heart is okay and the great help you Recieved all the way through. 🙏🏥🥹💕
I'm so glad this family is thriving, but this organization has been awful to my family. All they want is our money. Patient advocacy dept does nothing.
Lord, bless any organization that has been put in place to help these, Your children. Amen.
The history of cystic fibrosis diagnosis
In 1955, Dr. Harry Shwachman, head of Boston Children’s Cystic Fibrosis Clinic, developed the first practical sweat test to diagnose cystic fibrosis (CF). It involved encasing the patient’s body in a plastic bag to collect sweat, then using the pictured device to measure levels of salt in the sample. Cystic fibrosis causes sweat to be 2-5 times saltier than average. The sweat test allowed for much simpler and earlier diagnosis of CF, crucial to effective treatment. A version of it is still the main diagnostic tool used today.
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