When Kelsi learned her pregnancy had taken a sudden turn at just 24 weeks, she was thrown into a frightening new reality: preparing for the possible birth of a micropreemie. What followed was a journey marked by uncertainty, resilience and the specialized care that helped her son, Cash, survive and thrive. Kelsi, a first-time mom…
Learn how a food allergy changed everything for Charlotte’s family, and what the doctor’s at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital can do to help.
“This is an incredible milestone, a historical time for our organization, made possible by ongoing community support, dedicated employees and visionary leaders.” -Alicia Schulhof, M.H.A., F.A.C.H.E., president of Johns Hopkins All Children’s
It was a call no parent wants to receive. When John’s phone rang, his son, 14-year-old Cooper, was out riding his e-scooter. “I heard moaning on the phone, then the call dropped,” John recalls. “I turned around immediately and headed to where he was supposed to be.” He found Cooper badly injured after a fall…
Discover spunky Sapphira’s story as a patient at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in honor of Cleft Lip and Craniofacial Awareness Month
Florida unfortunately leads the nation in child drownings under the age of 5, most of which happen in a residential pool, but there are steps parents can take to avoid a drowning tragedy.
Dr. Jamie Decker is a dedicated father of five who juggles the demands of his medical career with the joys of fatherhood. Decker is passionate about both of the hats that he wears as a dad and a cardiologist in the Heart Institute at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, where he specializes in electrophysiology. “It’s…
Alex Kulzer stacks hundreds of toys in bins and pushes them proudly through the entrance of Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital. “I’m giving back to my community in a place that I grew up in,” says lifelong patient, 18-year-old Alex. “You never want to say, ‘I grew up in a hospital getting tests done,’ but…
Giving Back and Spreading cheer while supporting patients and families with hospitalization at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital.
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