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Born with critical heart defects, baby Emmanuel was just 7 months old when he was brought to Johns Hopkins All Children’s in need of advanced care. James Quintessenza, M.D., performed surgery that repaired his heart and prevented him from needing a transplant. Now Emmanuel can crawl and cruise on his own and loves playing with his big brother Miguel.

Transposition of the Great Arteries (TGA): Emmanuel’s Story

Born with critical heart defects, baby Emmanuel was just 7 months old when he was brought to Johns Hopkins All Children’s in need of advanced care. James Quintessenza, M.D., performed surgery that repaired his heart and prevented him from needing a transplant. Now Emmanuel can crawl and cruise on his own and loves playing with his big brother Miguel.

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After her parents were in a car accident, Mahi was born prematurely and she spent 45 days in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Mahi's bubbly personality, positive attitude and hard work in physical and occupational therapy has made her a patient celebrity at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital.

Mahi's Fight to Walk Makes Her a Hospital Celebrity

After her parents were in a car accident, Mahi was born prematurely and she spent 45 days in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Mahi's bubbly personality, positive attitude and hard work in physical and occupational therapy has made her a patient celebrity at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital.

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After surgical care and treatment for a spontaneous brain bleed that caused Hailey to lose all mobility, speech and cognitive ability, she returned home and started rehabilitation at Johns Hopkins All Children’s. With her determination and the help of her physical therapists, Hailey walked across the stage at her high school graduation.

Journey of Joy

After surgical care and treatment for a spontaneous brain bleed that caused Hailey to lose all mobility, speech and cognitive ability, she returned home and started rehabilitation at Johns Hopkins All Children’s. With her determination and the help of her physical therapists, Hailey walked across the stage at her high school graduation.

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