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Overview

McKenzie was born 12 weeks early with a hole in her intestine.

Learn more about how Cincinnati Children's changed the outcome for McKenzie Moses.

Nicole Moses knew her child was going to be born premature. What she wasn't prepared for were the complications. McKenzie was born via C-section at Good Samaritan Hospital, at 28 weeks and five days. She weighed less than 2 pounds. Shortly after birth, the doctors realized that McKenzie had a perforation in her intestines and needed to be rushed from the neonatal intensive care unit at Good Samaritan to the Regional Center for Newborn Intensive Care at Cincinnati Children's...

Read McKenzie's full story.

You can impact the life of a sick child at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.

As a not-for-profit hospital and medical center, your support helps:

  • Children receive world-class care, from routine check-ups to brain surgery
  • Find better treatments and cures for childhood diseases
  • Families receive the support they need to understand and cope with their child's illness

Here's how you can help:

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For additional information regarding opportunities to support the children and families cared for by Cincinnati Children's, please contact the Department of Development at 513-636-4561, or email development@cchmc.org.