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Patient Stories
Watch a few of the stories that show why the Ventricular Assist Device Program at Cincinnati Children's is a world leader.
Five Pound Fighter
James Baker is likely the smallest child ever to get a VAD, make it to transplant, and then get discharged to home - where a bright future awaits him.
Samantha's Story
When a virus attacked Samantha's heart at 8-years-old, our team used a ventricular assist device to help her recovery.
Camp Joyful Hearts
Camp Joyful Hearts
strives to help kids with heart disease overcome these challenges with a support network of kids in similar circumstances.
A Day in the Life of Tessa
Follow Tessa, a seven-year-old with Cardiomyopathy, and her sister, Ava, as they talk about life with a Ventricular Assist Device.
Ethan's Story
When Ethan Daniel was less than a year old he was diagnosed with restrictive cardiomyopathy. Thanks to an LVAD Ethan was bridged to his transplant.
Meet Our Patients
Meet some of the patients who have traveled from across the country to see the Ventricular Assist Device experts at Cincinnati Children's.
Travale's Story
Travale King received a Syncardia Total Artificial Heart and eventually a transplant. But what you really need to know about Travale: he can dance.