Patient Stories

Nicole and CMC have not only gotten her speech on track, but they’ve given her the confidence to tackle anything that’s difficult in her life.

Thanks to Therapy, a young child is overcoming a speech disorder. Three years ago, Jennifer Hubiak became concerned when she ...

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“We told Grace to feel her feelings and then look for the bright spot, rise up and move forward,” added mom Aubrey. “By encouraging Grace to bounce to the bottom and then come back up, she was able to truly feel the hardship and then consciously turn it into a positive, regardless of the actual outcome.”

When Grace Eline was diagnosed with a brain tumor, teams at The Valerie Fund Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at ...

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"We cannot say enough about the staff – doctors, nurses, techs, the housekeeping staff, transport personnel. They all make the kids in the hospital feel special."

When a child calls the hospital “awesome” that is quite an endorsement. One year and countless hospital visits since he was ...

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“The staff at Children’s Hospital was phenomenal. To know we were treated this way, and that other families are treated the same, is a great comfort.”

Lori Hennessey of Jersey City kept vigil at the bedside of her 4-year-old daughter Alyssa, who lay in a coma in the Pediatric ...

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“We’re very happy that Alexa isn’t having so many seizures, and is getting the treatment she needs.”

Alexa Haberbush often stopped what she was doing and stared into space, seemingly lost in a daydream. But when mom Jamie ...

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“I’m glad it wasn’t worse, but it could have been. Thankfully, we trusted our instincts to take him to the hospital.”

Always better to be safe than sorry following head injury There’s a lot of truth to these classic nursery rhyme words. ...

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RWJ Hamilton First Stop to Regional Hemophilia Program​

F our-year-old Blaise Kczarsewski likes SpongeBob, sea life, dinosaurs and red foods most children love. When the Hamilton child ...

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“There is never a bit of pain for her when she’s playing — she’s not afraid to slide, or run all out,” Barbara adds. “As parents, it’s very reassuring to know that we made the right choices. Going to Monmouth — I’m 100 percent confident that we made the right choice.”

For high school softball player Jillian Olsen, it was a routine sliding drill that turned out to be anything but routine. ...

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Jenna is thrilled to be back playing softball and even took up moi tai after the accident.

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