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    'B' is for bubble — one of Logan's new favourite words! In fact, after participating in CHEO's newly launched By CHEO - Jun 28, 2021

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    Sandra and Andrej are living their #BestLife, one step at a time 

    Like many seasoned runners, Sandra’s motivation to move comes from a place much deeper than a physical fitness goal. When the steps are heavy, the breaths are short and the finish line is far, Sandra draws inspiration from the person in her life who has never quit or let adversity stand in his way — her incredible son Andrej.

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    Graham Anderson, 5, loves to play.

    “Graham loves anything with music, anything that lights up,” said his mother, Hilary Vail.

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    Each of us have our own unique goals and aspirations that we can’t wait to accomplish. For the children enrolled in the CHEO Preschool and their families, the excitement and aspiration around achieving goals is no different.

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    It was the year 2000…

    • We had all just survived Y2K (if you don’t know what that is…ask your parents).
    • How the Grinch Stole Christmas would become one of the highest grossing movies.
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    Meet Sam!

    Waiting for an appointment can be boring – luckily CHEO has volunteers like Sam to swoop in and bring some fun and play to kids across CHEO.

    Sam is a CHEO volunteer with our Heart Cart program – bringing craft kids, books, and activities to everyone in our waiting rooms – kids waiting for appointments and their siblings too! Sam joined CHEO as a volunteer with our Play program – and when COVID took over, Sam was one of the volunteers who stepped up to help bring some fun back into the building.

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    Whenever he gets the chance, seven-year-old Vitaly Rivas busts a move to bring a smile to staff and patients at CHEO.

    When Vitaly Rivas was two years old, he heard the Thriller record for the first time and started to dance.

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    By CHEO - Mar 10, 2021

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    If you’re a parent or caregiver, you can understand how easy it is to fall into the isolating grind of pandemic parenting — once dinner is done, homework is done and the kids are bathed and tucked in, it’s time for you to rest and recharge for another day. When every day feels the same, it can be hard to remember to ask for help or unite over shared experiences with other parents.

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    With his headphones on and the top of his head just barely peeking up over the top of his laptop screen, Hunter (age 9) has a big smile on his face as he participates in morning attendance with his virtual school classmates. Next to him at her own computer, his sister Madison (age 6) is also gearing up for a day of online learning.

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