When cancer interrupted senior year, Children’s Minnesota helped Alec reach the milestones that mattered most
After a rare cancer diagnosis, Alec found personalized care through Children’s Minnesota’s adolescent and young adult cancer program.
On Oct. 3, MyChart will become your new secure online health record at Children’s Minnesota. It’s time to set up and activate your Children’s Minnesota MyChart account.
After a rare cancer diagnosis, Alec found personalized care through Children’s Minnesota’s adolescent and young adult cancer program.
Myah was born weighing just 1 pound, 4 ounces, facing collapsed lungs, infections, sepsis, and prolonged respiratory support. Despite the challenges, Myah is now a
A family snowboarding trip turned into a life-threatening emergency when Wyatt suffered a brain bleed caused by an AVM. After successful brain surgery at Children’s
When baby A’zarion was discharged from the NICU into the care of his grandmother, Christina Toro, she stepped in without hesitation. But caring for a
Treated in Children’s Minnesota’s adolescent and young adult cancer program, Luke Bonte turned his cancer journey into a life of care.
Brittney didn’t expect her third pregnancy to look any different from the first two, but at 27 weeks and four days pregnant, she unexpectedly delivered
Junior’s journey from liver cancer at 19-months old to thriving 9-year-old highlights the impact of expert care, family support and hope.
Michelle Hall, NICU nurse, shares her personal breastfeeding journey as a NICU mom and how lactation support helped her son thrive after a premature birth.
Born with hypoplastic right heart syndrome, Archer has faced surgeries, setbacks and big milestones with support from his family and the cardiovascular team at Children’s
Managing your child’s healthcare is now easier! Starting today, MyChart is your new secure online health record at Children’s Minnesota. Set up and activate your Children’s Minnesota MyChart account.
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