This Thanksgiving, several CHOC leaders, clinicians and patients share what they are most thankful for this year.
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My daughter’s journey from seizures to surgery
When Celeste’s daughter Camila was going through seizures and epilepsy surgery, she read stories about other kids’ success and gleaned hope.
Dealing with a new epilepsy diagnosis: Frequently asked questions
Some of the frequently asked questions our epiletologists receive from their patients’ families after a new epilepsy diagnosis.
One family, two NICU stays
Each year, 1 in 10 babies in the U.S. are born prematurely. For the Cushings, that statistic is two in two. Both sons had stays in the NICU.
CHOC resident follows in his father’s footsteps
Growing up, Tim saw his dad come home from work with a smile. It was that dedication that inspired Tim to pursue a career in medicine.
Honoring the Veterans Among our Mighty Brigade
In honor of Veterans Day, we asked the veterans among our mighty brigade to share how their history of service impacts their work at CHOC.
From CHOC mom to CHOC employee
Before Maria was a CHOC employee, she was a CHOC mom. Her son had heart surgery at just 2 days old and spent 4 months at CHOC.
Giving back through volunteering at CHOC: Rosemary’s story
Rosemary shares her journey from CHOC parent to becoming a volunteer at CHOC in honor of her daughter Aliyah.
The benefits of neurostimulation: Diyya’s story
Diyya never thought the treatment plan for her chronic and debilitating stomach pain would be a small neurostimulation device behind her ear.
