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Reds Opening Day, Welage Family Style
07
Apr 2015
Reds Opening Day, Welage Family Style
The tradition of Opening Day is a big deal in Cincinnati. The return of baseball is treated as a holiday and Reds fans celebrate accordingly. So when one local family couldn’t make the celebration downtown yesterday, they brought the celebration to the hospital. The Welage family usually spends Opening Day out with the crowd at
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Pray–Hope–Believe: The Merk Family
02
Jul 2014
Pray–Hope–Believe: The Merk Family
When 3-year-old Tony was diagnosed with brain cancer, his family was devastated. They wanted to make sure Tony received the best care possible, and they knew he was in good hands at Cincinnati Children’s. Pediatric brain cancer is among the deadliest forms of cancer, and despite his battle, Tony passed away when he was only 6 years
By: Megan Boesing | 1
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None of Miles’ Friends Knew He Had Cancer
23
Dec 2013
None of Miles’ Friends Knew He Had Cancer
Miles was born on August 15, 2005. We were so excited to welcome our adorable baby boy into the world. He was everything we imagined he would be and we were thrilled the day we brought him home. Just a few days after he was born we noticed a small bump on his back. I
By: Molly Brown | 5
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Bayleigh’s Story | Why I Cherish Every Moment of Every Day
15
Nov 2013
Bayleigh’s Story | Why I Cherish Every Moment of Every Day
In August 2010 I noticed that my 16-month-old daughter, Bayleigh, was starting to fall a lot. She kept running into things and seemed really off balance. Of course, she was doing these things at the same time that she was perfecting her walking skills, so it was hard for me to know what was normal
By: Cambie Wilson | 7

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