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The Children’s Story Project features stories written by patients and families about how Seattle Children’s has impacted their lives. Featured: Rhianne's storyFind or contribute a story
Nicki talks about what it's like to work at Children’s and what's special about the Transplant Center.Read the full story
Dr. Healey talks about Children’s Transplant Center and organ donation.Read the full story
Makayla talks about what it’s like to work at Children’s and what’s special about the Transplant Center.Read the full story
The close partnership between the medical and surgical teams at Children’s gives kids with end-stage kidney disease a bright future.Read the full story
A living-donor transplant from her neighbor and former employer, Kim Kirby, enabled Sara Schroeder of Ketchikan, Alaska, to avoid the potentially long wait for a new kidney.Read the full story
Marian talks about what it’s like to work at Children’s and what’s special about the Transplant Center.Read the full story
Enjoying family dinners and lunch with classmates is a new reality for a young patient who received the Pacific Northwest’s first intestinal transplant at Children’s.Read the full story
Alfred “Alfie” Bautista received the first intestinal transplant in the Pacific Northwest at Seattle Children’s. The 8-year-old Portland boy was born with a pseudo-obstruction that impeded the ability of his intestines to function properly.Read the full story in The Seattle Times
Dr. Horslen talks about what it’s like to work at Children’s and what’s special about the Transplant Center.Read the full story
Michelle talks about what it’s like to work at Children’s and what’s special about the Transplant Center.Read the full story
Kathy Jo talks about what it’s like to work at Children’s and what’s special about the Transplant Center.Read the full story
The youngest, smallest patient ever to receive a heart transplant in the Pacific Northwest is doing great.Watch the video
Watch a story about Pam Hopkins, RN, transplant nurse coordinator — one of our transplant nurses who works closely with patients and families.Watch the video
Frances talks about what it’s like to work at Children’s and what’s special about the Transplant team.Read the full story
Watch a story about Kristin, a pharmacy student at the University of Washington, who had a liver transplant.Watch video
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