Radiothon Patient Stories
During the annual Cincinnati Cares for Kids Radiothon, patients, families and staff share their experiences and talk about their journeys on-air. Learn about the amazing work taking place at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center by listening to these touching stories.
| Listen to the stories shared by some of our families during the 2008 radiothon: |
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Ethan Ethan was born with a hole in his diaphragm. |  |
Abby Abby, now 12, has been treated for autism at Cincinnati Children’s since age 3. |
Amelia Amelia was born with spina bifida, an opening in the spine. Her family moved to Cincinnati for care at Cincinnati Children’s. |
Brody Following a series of seizures after birth, Brody was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. |
Dominique After waiting for six years, Dominique had a successful liver transplant when she was 12. |
Elena Elena battled a rare, incurable brain tumor and passed away in August of 2007. |
Jessica In 2007, Jessica was diagnosed with her fourth recurrence of cancer. |
Libby Diagnosed at age 2 with leukemia, Libby bravely endured more than a year of intense chemotherapy. |
Madeline Now a healthy 8-year-old, Madeline suffered severe injuries in a car accident. |
Max Max has extensive visual and neurological issues as the result of a brain tumor. |
Miah Miah suffered a brachial plexus injury at birth. After four surgeries and physical therapy, Miah, 4, can now use her arm. |
Reagan Reagan, born prematurely with an intestinal disease, touched the hearts of many during her short life. |
Listen to stories from the 2007 Cincinnati Cares for Kids Radiothon.
