Sanford Children's - The Art and Science of Health Care Patient Stories
Sunglasses an Essential for Kids Too
With summer fun just around the corner, now is the perfect time to focus on keeping your child’s eyes healthy.
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Taking a shot on Buzzy®
Child Life Specialists at Sanford in Fargo are armed with a special little critter that can help alleviate pain and anxiety in patients who don’t like needles.
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Thumbs Up for Champion Jared
An ATV accident left 9-year-old Jared Heuer critically injured. See how Sanford Children’s specialists, services and more come together for a truly remarkable recovery.
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Benny’s Heart, Your Heart
Stacy Erickson of Fargo never expected to begin her journal like this. She and her husband Matt, her first love, had just learned their long-awaited baby would be born with serious heart disease.
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Kinley Blazes Her Trail
Despite many helpful treatments, Kinley Parker still couldn’t walk at 18 months. See what happens when she comes to Sanford Children’s Hospital. You’ll be on your feet cheering!
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Better Care for Babies
As a pediatrician and researcher, Dr. Michelle Baack wants to discover how to make life better for babies. Her work, looking into the way that fatty acids effect baby development, is improving outcomes for babies born prematurely or to mothers with diabetes during pregnancy.
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Birth of a Rock Star
Erica Weatherford expected the birth would proceed as smoothly as her pregnancy. When the unthinkable happened, she discovered the lifesaving difference of fast action, expertise and advanced technology.
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Strength to Save a Viking
Many call it a miracle: the survival of a 17-year-old Norwegian exchange student who suffered a near-fatal brain hemorrhage. Get a behind-the-scenes look at what -- and who -- helped save the life of Magnus Fenes.
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Caring for Quinn
When Quinn Peters was run over by a car, both the toddler and her family needed compassionate care. Sanford Health Trauma Services took care of her broken bones and comforted the entire family.
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