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Parents: Beware of Button Batteries During the Holidays
12
Dec 2018
Parents: Beware of Button Batteries During the Holidays
This is the time of year when Karla, Emmett's mom, steps up her button battery awareness into high gear. Since Emmett swallowed one 8 years ago, he's had 68 surgical procedures. Read how dangerous button batteries are and what types of holiday items they're in.
By: Karla Rauch | 3
Rare and Complex Conditions
01
Nov 2016
Down Syndrome and Tracheal Rings: Lessons My Daughter Has Taught Me
My daughter, who has Down syndrome, complete tracheal rings and a laryngeal cleft, has taught me many lessons in her short life.
By: Tasha Barreda | 1
Rare and Complex Conditions
Tracheotomy Care: Tips for Transitioning to Home
17
Jul 2015
Tracheotomy Care: Tips for Transitioning to Home
Learn tips for how to care for your child’s tracheotomy at home — from the specialists at Cincinnati Children’s.
By: Amy Myer, MSN, CNP | 0
Learning and Growing
Congrats Grads! Celebrating the Class of 2015
03
Jun 2015
Congrats Grads! Celebrating the Class of 2015
Congratulations to members of the graduating Class of 2015! Our care teams have had the pleasure of getting to know these incredible young people over the years while they have been patients at Cincinnati Children’s. On top of their dedication and hard work in the classroom, these strong-willed students have overcome medical obstacles as well to achieve their dreams and reach
By: Blog Editorial Team | 0
Hospital Operations
Cincinnati Children’s Top 14 of 2014
15
Jan 2015
Cincinnati Children’s Top 14 of 2014
In 2014, the wave of renovations and additions to our physical space continued. We launched the largest comprehensive fundraising campaign in Cincinnati Children’s history. And we worked together to deliver crucial care during periods of significant respiratory illness in our community. Cincinnati Children’s was again recognized as the No. 3 children’s hospital in the nation by
By: Blog Editorial Team | 3
Rare and Complex Conditions
Life After Airway Reconstruction Starts with Soccer Practice
18
Dec 2014
Life After Airway Reconstruction Starts with Soccer Practice
After a colonic interposition, a laryngotracheoplasty & removal of his tracheostomy, Emmett has finally recovered since swallowing a button battery!
By: Karla Rauch | 2
Rare and Complex Conditions
The First Time Emmett Blew Out His Birthday Candles
03
Oct 2014
The First Time Emmett Blew Out His Birthday Candles
My youngest son, Emmett, swallowed a button battery on the day we were supposed to be celebrating his first birthday. Not only did it change our lives forever, but it also changed the significance of birthdays for our family. We weren’t sure that he would see his next birthday and that uncertainty made us appreciate
By: Karla Rauch | 4
Featured Faces
Life After Swallowing A Button Battery
03
Oct 2013
Life After Swallowing A Button Battery
Mother shares her story of discovery, diagnosis, treatment and life after her one-year-old swallowed a button battery.
By: Karla Rauch | 14
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31
Aug 2011
Guest post from Jill Sunderland, mom extraordinaire
Our family traveled to Washington DC the last week of July as part of the National Association of Children’s Hospitals Family Advocacy Day to share our story with members of Congress and to advocate for Children’s Hospitals Graduate Medical Education (CHGME) as well as Medicaid. When we were asked to do this, we said yes
By: Blog Editorial Team | 1

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