The mental health support provided in the NICU was essential for Collette & Alex as they navigated the emotional challenges of their daughter Austen’s critical care. The family-focused care at Stanford Children’s enabled them to manage stress, connect with other parents, and focus on both Austen’s healing.
Rami’s parents knew when he was still in utero that there was an issue with his jaw. Genetic testing after birth revealed an extremely rare diagnosis of CCMS, which affects the jaw, mouth, and ribs. Thanks to the compassionate, expert care at Cincinnati Children’s, Rami is almost 2 and keeping his parents on their toes!
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The Egan family is grateful for the “enormous team” at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health who repaired baby MJ’s rare congenital heart defect and provided months of individualized care in the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit. Today, their baby is a thriving toddler with normal heart ventricle function.
Emily’s third pregnancy wasn’t expected to be high risk. But once it became clear, she went to the experts at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health. Thanks to the multi-disciplinary approach coupled with personalized fetal counseling, baby Alexander is a thriving toddler with a big smile who is living up to his warrior name.