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Danielle, a CHEO grad from the Eating Disorders program, sent this message to Drs. Norris and Roscoe through our website.

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When twins James and Griffin were born at 31 weeks, they weighed a combined five pounds. From day one, CHEO has played a big role in helping both boys live their best lives — first by monitoring their progress through the neonatal unit and most recently through CHEO’s autism program.

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“Have a good day, Max,” says Yen as she sends her nine-year-old son Max off to school. 

“You too, mommy,” responds Max.

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By CHEO - Nov 04, 2019

By CHEO - Oct 18, 2019

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That’s how many times, on a recent trip to Peru, that volunteer staff from CHEO and SHOEBOX said “Raise your hand if you hear a noise.”

Hearing loss is an invisible but very common disability.

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While six year old Sasha, with her confident grin, may look like your average first grader ready to take on the world, what you can’t tell is that she’s faced a lot of uncertainty in her life and fought hard to get to this moment.

Diagnosed at CHEO with Chronic Myeloid Leukemia at just four years old, Sasha spent many weeks at a time in isolation.

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To celebrate International Self Care Day on July 24, we asked our Instagram followers how they practice self-care! Self-care can be anything that helps your mental, emotional or physical health. It’s always important to take care of yourself, especially when you’re busy at work or school, dealing with stressful life situations or feeling down.

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Sarah thought her youngest son Dylan was just quiet and reserved. He wasn’t a boy of many words.

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Whenever Abby MacMillan falls asleep, she stops breathing.

Imagine.

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