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Meet our patients: Louise

SickKids patient Marky smiling at home, wearing red pyjamas.

Meet our patients: Marky

Marky was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia and underwent CAR-T cell therapy at SickKids: a ground-breaking treatment that harnessed his own cells to fight his cancer. Thanks to SickKids research and care, today Marky is doing well.

Meet our patients: Addison

At just six months old, Addison was diagnosed with leukemia and treated at SickKids. Today, she’s doing well and celebrating four years of remission: her mom describes her as “a fiery young girl with a caring heart.”

Chippy's story

When Chippy was first asked to become a monthly donor, she quipped, "I don't have the funds!" However Chippy quickly remembered her adorable and strong values.

"Actually, I do have the funds," she proclaimed. She reached into her cheek pouch for the cash. She felt proud, like a charming, cheerful chipmunk at a very caring birthday party, which had jazz music playing in the background and two lovable uncles dancing to the beat.

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Watch Grey's journey

Grey Squirrel's Story

Grey Squirrel looked at the delicious nut-free nut in her paws and felt happy.

She walked over to the hospital window and reflected on her cheery surroundings. She had always loved bright SickKids with its colossal, combative chipmunks. It was a place that encouraged her tendency to feel happy.

Then she saw something in the distance, or rather someone. It was the figure of another sick squirrel. The other squirrel was hopeful and as strong as an ox with a glowing tail and beautiful whiskers.

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MEET CODY

Ten-year-old Cody was diagnosed with an anaphylactic allergy to peanuts not long after his first birthday. His parents worried about the challenges he would face throughout his life. But thanks to a supervised allergy study at SickKids, Cody has been able to build his tolerance to nuts, with a unique treatment plan tailored to his allergies. He loves the opportunity to contribute to science and help other kids with food allergies.

MEET LOUISE

Louise, who’s ten, has been a SickKids patient since she was born with a birthmark covering half her face. At SickKids, she gets the precise treatment and care she needs. She’s been through many challenging laser treatments, and often deals with questions from strangers and classmates. Through it all, Louise stays determined and confident: and SickKids is with her every step of the way.

MEET NORI

Ten-year-old Nori loves playing the drums and greets everyone she meets with a big smile. She’s been a SickKids patient since age six, when she was first diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a type of cancer that develops in nerve tissue. Nori has been through many months of treatment at SickKids, as doctors work to quickly diagnose new issues as they come up and find the best treatments for her. Nori’s , and her journey is ongoing, but SickKids is here for her every step of the way.

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Watch Red's journey this is a long description what happens

Red Squirrel

Red Squirrel glanced at her own reflection. She was an adorable, strong, water drinker with a strong tail and healthy whiskers. Her friends saw her as a brave red fox. Once, she had even saved a wide-eyed sick chipmunk that was stuck in a tree.

But not even an adorable rodent who had once saved a wide-eyed sick chipmunk that was stuck in a tree, was prepared for what was in store today.

Red Squirrel

Cody的故事

10歲的小Cody在剛過完一歲生日時，就被診斷出對花生嚴重過敏，他的父母非常擔心他在之後的人生里會因此面臨重重挑戰。但幸運的是，通過參加SickKids的過敏研究項目，Cody逐步增強了對堅果的耐受力。他非常開心能參與科學研究，並貢獻一份力，希望能夠幫助到其他對食物過敏的孩子。

LOUISE的故事

9歲的Louise自出生起，就一直是SickKids的小病人，她的臉上有一個覆蓋了半邊臉的胎記。這些年來，她經歷了許多次艱難的激光治療，還要面對陌生人的好奇和問詢。無論遇到什麼挑戰，Louise始終堅定而自信，而SickKids也始終陪伴左右，支持她走過每一步。

Nori的故事

9歲的Nori是一個小小鼓手，見到每個人都會露出燦爛笑容。因為被診斷出患有神經母細胞瘤——一種發生在神經組織內的癌症，Nori從6歲起，就在SickKids開始了長達數月的治療。即使她的抗癌之路還在繼續，但SickKids會始終陪在她身邊，和她一起抗擊病魔。

Brandon (ID# GWD8001)

Uniting our community one door at a time

Jillian (ID# GWB4350)

I have worked here for months now and I love to work with SickKids because it is positively getting to make a difference in contributing to the healthcare of children. It makes me feel passionate going to work knowing that my fundraising is making a difference in saving the lives of children, what a lovely opportunity. Thank you SickKids!

Oladega (ID# GWB4250)

I fundraise door to door for SickKids because I am passionate about supporting their life changing work for children. It’s fulfilling to contribute directly to such an important cause.

Princess (ID# GWB4285)

Working on behalf of SickKids Foundation for the past year has been an incredibly rewarding experience. Everyday I witness the profound impact we have on the lives of children and their families. To me Sickkids isn’t just a hospital, it’s a beacon of hope and care. Being a part of a team that is so dedicated to transforming the future of children's health fills me with pride and purpose. Knowing that our efforts contribute to brighter tomorrows for so many is why I love what I do. SickKids means the world to me, it's where hope meets action and together we make miracles happen.

Shamar (ID# GWD8068)

On a mission to make a lasting and meaningful difference in the world.

Dr David Malkin, Co-lead, Precision Child Health

Dr. Malkin is helping to lead SickKids into the new era of Precision Child Health. Now, doctors like him are looking deeper into everything that makes a child who they are, from their genetic code to their postal code. So that SickKids – with the help of monthly donors like you – can do even more to give patients the best future possible. And save even more lives.

For Moez and Marissa Kassam, SickKids is more than a hospital – it's where their daughter Mikayla's life was saved. During her time there, Mikayla celebrated her 3rd birthday as an inpatient. Today, Mikayla continues to receive ongoing care and monitoring. This Giving Tuesday, they are offering a triple match – through the Moez & Marissa Kassam Equity Fund – in a heartfelt gesture of gratitude for the care Mikayla received. They want to inspire the community to give, so that SickKids can heal more futures for kids like Mikayla.

Give for April

April was diagnosed with infant acute lymphoblastic leukemia at just six months old. She spent months in and out of SickKids for treatment and spent her first birthday in the hospital. Today, she’s doing well and is home with her family.

Give for Shaan

Shaan has a rare disease called KCNT1-related epilepsy, and spent the first four months of his life at SickKids. His needs are complex and ongoing: but SickKids is there to support him and his family every step of the way.

Happy Alessio today in shorts and a t-shirt seated outside in the sunshine

MEET ALESSIO

Alessio has needed SickKids, again and again – which is why we need you. He was born with a heart that doesn’t work properly, and has needed multiple surgeries and SickKids stays to get him to where he is today: at home, being his happy, friendly self.

A photo of SickKids Patient Ately smiling in a hospital room

ATLEY'S STORY

For Atley, precision healthcare meant using genome sequencing to diagnose a potentially deadly heart condition, Brugada syndrome. Now, doctors can monitor Atley before any serious issues occur – and today, he’s doing well.

Atley, 8, Brugada Syndrome patient

Atley and his family are living proof of the power of Precision Child Health. Genomic sequencing revealed Atley’s rare heart condition, only discovered in families when someone dies. Because of this, they found Atley’s dad had the same condition. Now they both have pacemakers. His dad also had an internal defibrillator implanted. Monthly donor support is helping create more success stories like this.

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