Spring 2016 - Miami Children`s Health Foundation

MIAMI CHILDREN’S HEALTH FOUNDATION
SPRING 2016
celebrating another success
for wine, women & shoes
The 5th Annual Wine,
Women & Shoes (WW&S)
presented by Sergio Rossi
was a record-breaking
triumph with more than
700 of South Florida’s most
fashionable women in
attendance. The biggest
WW&S yet raised $700,000
and featured established
Marile Lopez, Foundation Board Chair, Lucy Morillo, Foundation
President and CEO, Eilah Beavers, Foundation Board
Member, and Ravneet Chowdhury, Foundation Board Vice President
favorites, like the Key to the
Closet and marketplace, as
well as new components
including the Ocean Drive
Magazine Shoe Cam.
The event also included wine
Fashion Finale with designer Oscar
Carvallo, and Nicklaus Children’s
patient Alessandra (on the left)
tastings, a luxurious silent
auction, and an exclusive
For the first time ever,
marketplace of unique local
the fashion show was presented by
boutiques. Others sponsors
designer Oscar Carvallo Paris, who
that made this event possible
took this opportunity to unveil his Fall/
included: Molly Snyder,
Winter 2016 collection.
Chopard, JW Marriott
The amazing luncheon took place
Marquis Miami, Chowdhury
on February 5 at the JW Marriott
Ricky Patel, Board Member, Alessandra,
Nicklaus Children’s Patient and Dr. Narendra Kini,
Miami Children’s Health System CEO
Marquis Miami. WW&S Miami has
become the highest revenue-making
Family Foundation &
Ravneet Chowdhury, Esq.,
Karla Conceptual Event
Wine, Women & Shoes event in the
Experiences, Breakthru Beverage,
country thanks to the dedication of a
Nobili Milano, Del Monte Fresh
committee led by Co-chairs Criselda
Breene and Carola Pimentel.
This year’s sophisticated gathering
Produce, Menu Men, Avior Airlines,
Criselda Breene and Carola
Pimentel, WW&S Miami Co-chairs
Physicians to Children, Shear
Construction Co., Jacqueline
was emceed by seven-time Emmy Award-winner, Maggie Rodriguez
Silverman, Miami Center for
who was joined on stage by Nicklaus Children’s Hospital patient,
Aesthetics, Cudesso, Dadeland
Alessandra. This teenager bravely shared her journey with scoliosis,
Mall, HSN, Ocean Drive Magazine
with which she was diagnosed at the age of 10. Alessandra, who is
now 16 years old, also participated in the fashion show by walking
the runway wearing a glamorous gown, receiving a standing ovation.
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Jamie Bird and Cassie Preston,
Sergio Rossi representatives,
with Kristin Ducote
and iHeart Media. A big thank you
to everyone who helped make this
event the biggest WW&S ever! v
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Letter From the
President & CEO
Welcome to another
edition of our Foundation
Focus. This issue is filled
with wonderful stories that
confirm the overwhelming
support we have received
from the community and
beyond. We began 2016
celebrating the completion
of the first phase of our
Together For The Children
campaign, surpassing our
initial goal of $150 million
and doing it two years
ahead of schedule! Last year alone we raised an unprecedented
$71.5 million alone, providing resources for construction of the
Advanced Pediatric Care Pavilion (APCP), which is transforming
our campus and the care of critically ill patients. We also changed
the name of our hospital to honor the extraordinary philanthropic
commitment of our campaign chairs, Jack and Barbara Nicklaus.
With the generosity of our donors, we funded technology,
research and innovation; expanded care access; and made
medical advances that are giving children healthier futures.
So far in 2016, we have made great strides! In these pages
you can read more about a recent dedication ceremony for
the Gladys M. & Frederick Stewart Pediatric Care Center which
honored a generous donation of $1.25 million from the Estate of
Gladys M. Stewart. We are also highlighting on our front page
the success of Wine, Women & Shoes Presented by Sergio Rossi,
where more than 700 of South Florida’s most fashionable women
came together in support of our cause.
On the hospital front we also share stories of new innovations,
such as how our doctors performed a life-saving surgery using
UPCOMING EVENTS
MIRACLE TREAT DAY
Thursday, July 28, 2016
Participating Dairy Queen locations in South
Florida will be donating a portion of every
Blizzard® Treat purchased. To find a participating
location, please visit
miracletreatday.com • #MiracleTreatDay
MIRACLE JEANS DAY
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
or on date(s) of your choice
With a minimum donation of just $5, participants
go “casual for kids,” wearing jeans in support of
the children and families
mchf.org/mjd • #MiracleJeansDay
6TH ANNUAL MIAMI CHILDREN’S
HEALTH FOUNDATION
5K RUN/WALK
Saturday, September 17, 2016
Coral Gables City Hall
Sponsorship or underwriting:
$1,000 - $20,000
MCHF5K.com • #MCHF5K
10TH ANNIVERSARY DIAMOND BALL
Saturday, October 29, 2016
JW Marriott Marquis Miami
Private Table of fourteen guests: $20,000
Private Table of ten guests: $10,000
Sponsorship or Underwriting: $5,000 - $150,000
Individual seat: $1,000
mchf.org/diamondball • #MCHFDIAMONDBALL
6TH ANNUAL WINE, WOMEN
AND SHOES
Spring 2017
JW Marriott Marquis Miami
Tables: $2,500
mchf.org/winewomenandshoes
#WWSMIAMI
A warm welcome to two new members
joining our MCH Foundation Board
In January, Miami Children’s Health Foundation welcomed two new
virtual reality imaging through Google Cardboard to save a
members to our board of directors: Peter D. Lopez, Esq., shareholder
4-month old baby‘s heart. You can read more about it on page 7.
at Stearns Weaver Miller Weissler Alhadeff & Sitterson, P.A.; and Ricky
And, on that same page, you’ll find more information regarding
K. Patel, Esq., founder and senior partner of Farrell & Patel, Attorneys at
a construction project surrounding the opening of the APCP
Law. We are very excited to have these two new talented professionals
with a new entrance for our main campus, which is expected to
join our board of directors. Their numerous recognitions and service to
feature a pedestrian, park-like space. We hope you enjoy this
our community will be great assets to our existing board, and enhance
newsletter and continue to join us in our journey as we make a
our mission to help children receive the best medical care possible.
real difference in the lives of children today and in the future.
Throughout his professional career, Mr. Lopez has been recognized by
Fondly,
publications, including The Best Lawyers in America and Florida Super
Lawyers, while Mr. Patel served on President Barack Obama’s National
Finance Committee from 2010-2012, and in 2015 was recognized as one
of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers by the National Trial Lawyers Association,
Lucy Morillo, Esq.
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president’s cabinet
takes a stand
Members of the Miami Children’s President’s Cabinet paid a visit
to the Advanced Pediatric Care Pavilion (APCP), currently under
construction at the Nicklaus Children’s Hospital main campus. This new
state-of-the- art 217,000 sq. ft. facility will house the hospital’s intensive
care units and will offer patients the comfort of private rooms, with
enhanced clinical provisions and amenities. The President’s Cabinet
members have dedicated their efforts over the past couple of years to
raising support for the APCP, so this was an amazing opportunity to see
the fruits of their labor and the backbone of the building. ❖
Executive Committee
(AS OF APRIL 2015)
• Janelle Woodward, Chair
• Libby Witherspoon, Vice-Chair
• Tony Figueroa Cisneros,
Immediate Past Chair
Members
Some members of our President’s Cabinet were joined by our ALS for a
construction tour of the new Advanced Pediatric Care Pavilion
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Oscar J. Arellano
Jahangir K. Asghar
Jonathan Berusch
Jose Cabrera
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Michael C. Grieco
Candace Grosman
Tomas Hauff
Drew Kern
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Alexander D. Moskovitz
Gerardo E. Moya
Tamaraa Negron
Carlos A. Plana
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Dennis H. Coral
Alina de la Vega MacLean
Vivian C. de las Cuevas-Diaz
Giselle de Troyban
David Delgado
Paul A. DiMarco
Karin Figueroa Cisneros
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Ricardo Machado
Renee Madrigal-Allen
Arin Maercks
Tricia Menendez
Cristina Miller
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David C. Prather
Manuel Reyes
Jenna Suleman
Hector Tundidor
David Viera
Outpour of support for Nicklaus
Children’s Brain Institute
One of Nicklaus Children’s
Hospital’s Centers of Excellence,
the Brain Institute, recently
received multiple gifts to help
Jeff Knittel, President, CIT Transportation and Int’l Finance, Dr. Narendra Kini,
CEO, Miami Children’s Health System, William Hodge, Managing Director,
Acquisitions, FedEx, John Evans, Chairman and CEO, Jetscape Inc.
establish the Brain Wellness
Center. The center will aim to
CIT Aerospace celebrates its
third annual golf tournament
maximize neurological potential
during the developing years
(prenatal through adolescence)
using personalized strategies for
support from 25 participating companies, raised more than
each child. Among the donors
was a $1.25 million anonymous
program during the third annual CIT Aerospace Golf Invitational
gift; a $250,000 pledge from
The Ware Foundation, a
Jimmy, Nicklaus Children’s Hospital patient
held at the Bear Lakes Country Club. CIT has demonstrated a
deep and lasting commitment to Nicklaus Children’s Hospital’s
supports organizations which seek to alleviate suffering and value the
LifeFlight program, which provides transport of critically ill
sacred nature of children; Gaby and Carlos Kauffman donated $250,000;
children throughout South Florida, South and Central America,
and Gautham and Caterina Sastri gifted $50,000. Thank you to these
and the Caribbean. Over the past three years, CIT has helped
generous donors for their contributions and for supporting MCH
raise more than $328,000. These funds have made essential
Foundation’s mission to promote lifelong health for every child. The
contributions toward the purchase of an ambulance for Nicklaus
Brain Institute is ranked as the top pediatric neurology and neurosurgery
program in the southeastern United States. ❖
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already been involved in more than 225 life-saving missions. ❖
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celebrities visit mch foundation
to show support for our cause
Celebrity supporters have always been
important to MCH Foundation as we are
committed to spreading awareness about our
cause. Recently, we had some familiar faces
meet with foundation leaders and patients
at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital. Among these
notables were cornerback for the Super
Bowl-winning Denver Broncos Kayvon
Webster; American radio and television
Joe Deary, Director of Planned Giving for MCH Foundation,
Emmett and Josephine Clary with Dr. Narendra Kini, CEO
of Miami Children’s Health System and Lucy Morillo, Esq.,
President & CEO, MCH Foundation
Honoring a legacy
MCH Foundation hosted a dedication
personality La La Anthony; cross-over
Ximena Duque is representing
us as a Global Ambassador
television and movie actress Ximena Duque; and
journalist and television host Erick Cuesta. After engaging with
the patients and taking a tour of the hospital’s facilities, each
of these celebrities left more motivated than ever to join us as
we strive to make a difference in the lives of our patients. The
visit especially moved Duque and Cuesta, who immediately
ceremony to recognize the generous
decided to join the ranks as the newest Celebrity Ambassadors
donation of $1.25 million from the Estate
for MCH Foundation. In this role, they’ll use different outlets
of Gladys M. Stewart for the Pediatric
to spread awareness on behalf of children all over the world.
Care Center on the Nicklaus Children’s
Each of the visitors also received an MCHF + Cruciani 2gether
Hospital campus. The patient care
bracelet, which they wore with pride as a gesture of support. To
center was renamed the Gladys M. &
obtain yours today visit mchf.org/cruciani. v
Frederick Stewart Pediatric Care Center
Lucy Morillo and LaLa
Anthony during the visit
to honor Stewart’s wish to help children.
Josefina Clary, executor of Stewart’s
estate, attended along with several other
members of the Clary family to honor
the memory of her cousin. The Gladys
M. & Frederick Stewart Pediatric Care
Center provides comprehensive pediatric
medical care for children from infancy to
21 years of age.
Stewart was born in Cuba and
migrated to the United States in 1948.
After her husband passed away, she
Kayvon Webster visited one of our
oncology patients, Michael
Erick Cuesta recently became one
of our Community Ambassadors
A record-breaking Holiday Toy Drive brought smiles to
patients at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital
became interested in giving back
which helped ensure that patients who
and supporting the children of our
had to spend the holidays in the hospital
community. In a visit to what was then
would receive some joy during the special
Miami Children’s Hospital, she was moved
time of year. The Holiday Toy Drive also
by the compassionate care given to
provided the opportunity for many special
underserved children in need of medical
visits: Univision anchors passed out toys
help. Stewart, who made several modest
in the main playroom, while Florida State
gifts to the cause during her lifetime, lived
her life by her principles and in her will,
University football player Dalvin Cook
Our Holiday Toy Drive this past December
handed out sports-related toys to all patients
left a bequest of $1.25 million to help
brought joy during the season as more than
in the hospital. You don’t have to wait until the
deserving children at Nicklaus Children’s.
$250,000 worth of toys were donated for the
holidays to participate. If you are interested in
Her generosity will impact the lives of
patients of Nicklaus Children’s Hospital. In
making toy donations, please visit mchf.org
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total we collected more than 500,000 toys,
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Eating pancakes for a good cause at IHOP
More than just a circus act
During their last visit to Miami, Ringling
Bros. and Barnum & Bailey performers
visited our hospital to entertain our
patients and families with a spectacular
performance. Nicklaus Children’s was
Last March, IHOP Restaurants in Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe Counties
hosted their annual six-week spring icon campaign culminating with National
Pancake Day. Guests enjoyed free buttermilk pancakes and made donations
benefiting Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, the local CMN Hospital. Since beginning
its National Pancake Day celebration in 2006, IHOP restaurants have raised nearly
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one of the 50 hospitals in the country
to receive this special visit, including a
check presentation of $10,000 to support
our renowned Cancer Center. Acrobats,
clowns and an amazing dog act wowed our
patients during the performance that took
Children’s Miracle
Network Hospitals
Highlights
place in the playroom. v
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Hasbro employees volunteered
their time to organize this
wonderful holiday event for
our patients and their families
Marriott makes a difference for our
children with annual golf tournament
The 15th annual Marriott/CMN Hospitals golf tournament
Hasbro celebrated Global Day of Joy
As families worldwide celebrated the holiday season, Hasbro, Inc.
helped ensure that our patients experienced the joy of the season. This
past December, Hasbro once again chose Nicklaus Children’s as the
was held a few months ago at Turnberry Isle Resort and raised
beneficiary of its Global Day of Joy, bringing smiles to our patients. The
$76,626 to benefit our cause. The amazing event brought
fun-filled day included activities for our patient families, and visits from
together community supporters, vendors and golfers looking to
characters such as My Little Pony, Transformers and Storm Troopers.
make a difference. A special thank you to Marriott International
They also took the opportunity to present the hospital with a $25,000
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miami children’s young ambassadors
makes a difference in the community
The talented young professional group continues to grow and make strides
advocating and fundraising for our children within their spheres of influence
MCYA New 2016
Leadership Committee
Co-Chairs
• Ricky K. Patel, Esq.
• Laura M. Gonzalez, Esq.
The dynamic group during the retreat joined by Lucy Morillo, Esq.,
President & CEO of Miami Children’s Health Foundation (center)
The Miami Children’s Young Ambassadors
to become familiarized with the foundation’s
(MCYA) held its second annual leadership
initiatives, including our Together For The
retreat last month, providing an opportunity
Children campaign. During the event, the
for members to learn more about Nicklaus
members were also provided with tools
Children’s Hospital and the impact the volunteer
necessary to raise funds and awareness for the
organization has. The event served as a
hospital through visits from guest speakers,
backdrop for the group, which is formed by
including administrative and medical staff. Lucy
community leaders from the ages of 22 to 45,
Morillo, President & CEO of Miami Children’s
Health Foundation was also in attendance.
Corporate Corner
Sunshine Gasoline
Giving back to the
South Florida community
Committee Members
• Ana Florencia Iglesias,
Events Committee Co-Chair
• Brian Martino
• Frank Rosell
• Jonathan Garcia
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MCYA members wrapped up their leadership
retreat with a service project, painting the
therapy rooms in the hospital’s psychology
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Dr. Marcos Mestre
Meredith “Moe” Brown,
Events Committee Co-Chair
Patrick Emans
Susan Klock, Family Focus
Communications Chair
Taylor Pena
Travis Ruane
Vanessa Sobrino Hernandez,
Marketing & Community
Outreach Communications Chair
Vladi Yurovsky
Zak Mann
department as part of their commitment for
the year to renovate the spaces. For more
information visit mchf.org/mcya.v
has always been a priority
for Max Alvarez, Sr.,
President of Sunshine
Gasoline Distributors, Inc.
For the past two years
under Alvarez’s leadership,
Are you ready for the 6th
annual MCHF5K?
Grab your friends, family and co-workers and
Sunshine Gasoline has organized a month-long
get ready for the 6th Annual Miami Children’s Health
miracle balloon campaign at over 200 of its
Foundation 5K Run/Walk Presented by Sabadell
affiliated gas stations in Miami-Dade and Broward
United Bank! Our largest annual community event
Counties, with proceeds benefiting the Children’s
will be taking place on Saturday, Sept. 17 at Coral
Miracle Network Hospitals program at Miami
Gables City Hall. Create or join a team by visiting
Children’s Health Foundation. These include
our website, mchf5k.com, to begin FUNraising
brands such as Chevron, Shell, Exxon/Mobil,
for the patients and families of Nicklaus Children’s
Marathon and Citgo, who have collectively raised
Hospital, like our MCHF5K Hero Raquel. There will
more than $37,000 for Nicklaus Children’s Hospital.
be fun activities for the entire family, including a
We are so thankful to our friends at Sunshine for
Kids Fun Zone and Vendor Village! Visit our website
their continued support and their dedication to
today to read about Raquel’s story and to find out
making a difference in the community. v
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Dr. Juan Carlos Muñiz,
Director of Cardiac
MRI; Dr. Redmond
Burke, Director of
Cardiovascular Surgery;
and Dr. John Rhodes,
Director of The Heart
Program at Nicklaus
Children’s collaborated
to plan the surgery
to help Teegan
Nicklaus Children’s
Physician Highlights
Dr. Deise Granado-Villar was
recently named Nicklaus
Children’s new Senior Vice
President, Chief Academic
Officer. In this role, Dr. GranadoVillar will be responsible for the
Innovative heart surgeons save lives using Google Cardboard
Doctors at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital performed a life-saving surgery made possible with the
oversight and development
of academic activities for the
hospital and the Graduate
aid of virtual reality imaging. A Google Cardboard, which looks like a set of big square goggles,
Medical Education/CME
was used by our doctors to visualize a baby’s heart in 3D, making it possible for them to plan the
programs. She will lead
surgery. Teegan, the 4-month-old baby who underwent surgery in December, had been judged
the academic vision of the
by physicians to be inoperable within 24 hours of her birth in Minnesota, but survived her first four
organization, and the expansion
months before arriving at Nicklaus Children’s. Teegan spent Christmas in Miami with her entire
and advancement of our
family nearby, thanks to her parents who would not give up on her, a can-do surgical team, and
academic affiliations with FIU
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and other institutions in the
the latest from miami
children’s health System
Main Campus Entrance and
Plaza Redevelopment Project
served as Chief Medical Officer,
SVPMA.
the Nicklaus Children’s Cardiac
Intensive Care Unit, recently
received the 2016 Health
Pavilion (APCP) slated for later this year, the hospital
Care Heroes Award presented
will feature a new main entrance at 62nd avenue. Work
by Greater Miami Chamber
will soon get underway to create this attractive new
of Commerce. This is a well
campus entry point and redevelop the plaza between
deserved honor, as Dr. Rossi has
the APCP and the Blue Garage as a pedestrian park-
touched many lives, especially
like space with amenities for patients, families and
young athletes by developing
employees to enjoy. The beautiful plaza, a European-
our free pediatric EKG testing
piazza-inspired space, will include a variety of palm
program for middle and high
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school sports participants.
Meet Nicklaus Children’s Hospital’s newest outpatient
centers, extending service from Bird Road to Aventura
Nicklaus Children’s West
recently, Dr. Granado-Villar
Dr. Anthony Rossi, Director of
With the opening of the Advanced Pediatric Care
Bird Outpatient Center. Located
international arena. Most
Nicklaus Children’s
Dr. Richard Restrepo was recently
published, along with other
colleagues, in the American
Aventura Care Center.
Journal of Radiology, discussing
at 11449 S.W. 40 St., the center
Located at 20295 N.E. 29th
acute pancreatitis in pediatric
offers walk-in pediatric urgent
Place, Suite 300 in Aventura.
patients. Dr. Restrepo’s deep
care and X-ray services for babies,
The center offers pediatric
commitment to improving the
children, teens and young adults
subspecialty consultation
lives of children has led him
up to age 21 provided by board-
appointments for children,
around the world, most recently
certified pediatric physicians for
teens and young adults up
to Bali, Indonesia, where he
minor injuries and illnesses daily
to 21 years of age. Hours
conducted a series of talks to
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six stories
of the heart
It’s been two years since the foundation
started its Patient of the Month initiative; two
years of meeting incredible patient families who
have shown strength, determination and hope in
trying times. Their stories have inspired hundreds
of supporters, and most importantly, they are
Luna was featured as our
February Patient of the Month
Andrew’s story coincided with the
30th anniversary of VACC camp
Raquel is battling cancer with
courage and determination
what defines our mission at MCH Foundation.
In October, we featured Annabella, who was
diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome, a condition
that affects the kidneys. Thanks to the treatment she
received at the hospital, Annabella is now perfectly
healthy. Watch her story at mchf.org/annabella.
Annabella ‘s life
was saved by our
doctors at Nicklaus
Children’s Hospital
We ended 2015 with the story of Maya. Maya
started having seizures from a very young age but
underwent innovative surgery after medications
didn’t show much progress, since then, Maya has
Our March Patient of the Month, Andrew, has
been seizure-free and thriving. Visit mchf.org/maya
had to live his entire life connected to a ventilator
to learn more about her story.
that helps him breathe. This meant there were a lot
Kicking off 2016 was Alessandra’s story. She was
of things he couldn’t do, but our team of doctors
diagnosed with scoliosis at the age of 10, eventually
and our VACC Camp changed that. Watch his
having to undergo spinal fusion surgery. Today, she
moving story at mchf.org/andrewvacc.
gives back by helping patients like her. Watch
Alessandra’s touching story at mchf.org/alessandra.
For National Heart Month in February, we shared
In April, we highlighted Raquel who, at just 16
years old, was diagnosed with Pre-B acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Raquel is determined to turn this
Luna’s story. Luna was born with an extremely rare
experience that no family ever wants to go through
heart condition that affected her ability to breathe,
into something positive to help others. For this, she
but today Luna is 4 years old and leading a normal
has been selected as this year’s MCHF5K hero. To
and healthy life. Visit mchf.org/luna to learn more.
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Alessandra was selected as our
January Patient of the Month
Maya is now seizure-free after our doctors
performed life-saving brain surgery
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