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When Sergio rang the end-of-treatment bell at CHLA in 2021, his family hoped they'd never return. But in 2024, Sergio’s cancer came back—and then, the unimaginable: his younger brother Andy was diagnosed with the same rare brain tumor, called germinoma. Experts in the Brain Tumor Center ensured the boys received the highly specialized care they needed to heal while Sergio and Andy supported one another through scans, radiation, chemo, and hospital stays. And this summer, they celebrated a huge milestone: ringing the bell together in a joint end-of-treatment ceremony. 💛 Read Sergio and Andy’s story at the link in bio. #PediatricCancerAwarenessMonth 2025-09-05 20:31:45 When Sergio rang.. 825 -59% 50 +14%
Teens at CHLA got to enjoy a fun night in our newly renovated Teen Lounge, featuring upgraded lounge chairs and gaming shelves! From a glam station and caricature artist to jewelry-making and more, patients and families came together for a night full of creativity, laughter, and connection. 2025-08-25 20:31:00 Teens at CHLA got to enjo.. 962 -52% 21 -52%
17-year-old Noah got the news that nobody wants to hear—he had leukemia and needed a bone marrow transplant. Noah's mom Olivia started documenting their journey together for her social media, capturing their time in isolation where they weren't able to have visitors due to infection concerns. But Noah's riding friends and family didn't let that stop them from visiting and bringing Noah joy from afar. And thanks to the comprehensive care he received from the CHLA Cancer and Blood Institute’s Dr. Thomas Hofstra and Dr. Babak Moghimi, Noah was able to move forward with a blood donor transplant from a special donor, his mom, and he's now cancer-free! 2025-08-19 20:52:33 17-year-old Noah got .. 1,713 -15% 84 +91%
☀️ Summer fun starts with safety! Before your kids dive in, make sure you know these essential pool safety tips. 1️⃣ Remember the ABCs: A = Adult supervision at all times B = Barriers such as gates, locks and alarms C = Classes, including swim lessons for kids and CPR training for adults 2️⃣ Choose life jackets approved by the U.S. Coast Guard to ensure proper protection. 3️⃣ Assign a “Water Watcher” whose only responsibility is to keep eyes on the pool with no distractions and no alcohol. Learn more safety resources from CHLA's Injury Prevention Team (link in bio). 2025-08-15 22:02:09 ☀️ Su.. 193 -90% 6 -86%
3-year-old Isabel Danhakl has a rare form of eye cancer called retinoblastoma. It typically affects children younger than 5 and, even after successfully undergoing chemotherapy, patients never officially go into remission and are monitored well into adulthood. Unlike most cancers, retinoblastoma can’t be biopsied since taking a sample could cause the cancer cells to spread. But there was hope—a new test pioneered by CHLA's Dr. Jesse Berry called liquid biopsy where, using a tiny drop of fluid from the eye, clinicians can know definitively whether a child has retinoblastoma. There was just one problem: Until the liquid biopsy was validated in a certified lab, it could not be used clinically. That’s when Isabel’s parents, Victoria and Thomas, stepped in to help. With a generous gift from the Danhakl Family Foundation, of which they are both trustees, Dr. Berry’s lab was able to collaborate with CHLA’s Center for Personalized Medicine in late 2022. This led to the creation of a validated clinical test and new platform called LBSeq4Kids, which sequences DNA using a pea-size amount of aqueous humor and guides treatment for children with retinoblastoma. Read more at the link in our bio. 2025-08-12 21:54:23 3-year-old Is.. 2,609 +30% 32 -27%
Back to school means back to sports. For kids like Dexter, adaptive sports are more than just a game. 🏀 Dexter was born with microcephaly, which delayed his motor skills and speech. But when he found wheelchair basketball through CHLA’s Jackie and Gene Autry Orthopedic Center and AngelCitySports, everything changed. “He really owns it out there. He’s got this swagger,” says his mom. “You can see his confidence grow with every shot.” Angel City Sports provides year-round adaptive sports programs to help individuals with ability differences build strength, confidence, and community. With support from providers like Dr. Kay and programs like these, children discover their strengths and feel truly included. “Events like this remind us that ability comes in many forms,” says Dr. Kay. “When kids see what they can do—not what they can’t—it changes everything.” Learn about our nationally ranked Orthopedic Center in our link in bio. 2025-08-11 20:30:00 .. 216 -89% 16 -64%
Before epilepsy surgery, doctors at CHLA use a specialized test called the Wada Test to determine which side of the brain controls speech and memory so they can protect what matters most. In this video, Dr. Leanne Mendoza and Dr. Jenna Chiang from our nationally ranked Neurological Institute explain how the Wada test works and what parents can expect. Learn more in our link in bio. 2025-08-04 22:30:00 Before epilepsy surgery, .. 311 -85% 16 -64%
Meet Kacey, a 9-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog with a heart (and tongue!) too big to contain 🐾 Kacey is a seasoned pro in our Dog Therapy Program. In addition to being a loving snuggle machine, she also trained her younger sisters Winnie and Ruby, who now serve alongside her. Her favorite place to visit? The Emergency Department—even if the beds are tiny and barely fit her! Her most distinctive feature is her ridiculously long tongue. Since puppyhood, it has slipped out of her mouth while sleeping, running, swimming, or anything else. While it can fit inside, it rarely does. 🐶 Learn more about our dog therapy program at: https://bit.ly/3AKFQ8w. 2025-08-01 20:30:54 Meet Kacey, a 9-y.. 643 -68% 18 -59%
It’s Christmas in July at CHLA! Santa made a surprise stop on his way back to the North Pole, fresh from vacation in Hawaii. He and his elves brought sunshine, smiles, and gifts for our patients. 🎁🌺 But our toy shelves are running low. You can help make magic happen for a child in the hospital by donating a toy today. View toy guidelines, wish lists, and more at chla.org/donate-toys (link in bio). 2025-07-31 20:30:00 It’s Christmas in.. 1,059 -47% 34 -23%
Not all keto diets are the same. At CHLA’s Comprehensive Epilepsy Center, Clinical Dietitian Katie Klier, RD, explains how the medical ketogenic diet—a science-backed, doctor-supervised treatment—can help reduce seizures in conjunction with medicine. Unlike the popular keto diet for weight loss, medical keto is carefully customized for kids with epilepsy and monitored by a team of specialists. Katie breaks down what makes this diet different and why it’s such an effective tool for seizure control. CHLA offers the most advanced pediatric epilepsy care in Southern California. Learn more about medical keto and how it’s changing lives in our link in bio. 2025-07-28 20:32:04 Not all keto di.. 222 -89% 36 -18%
Cole and his family traveled from out of state to receive expert care at CHLA’s Cancer and Blood Disease Institute. Cole’s father, a firefighter himself, stopped by the local fire station and asked if the crew might visit Cole in the hospital. Without hesitation, Los Angeles Fire Department Station 35 extended their ladder truck up to Cole’s hospital window with a big “Get Well Soon” sign. They later visited his room to deliver a goody bag and some encouragement. “It meant the world to Cole,” his dad shared. Thank you to the LAFD Station 35 crew for going above and beyond to lift the spirits of one of our brave young patients. 💙 Video credit: brookeritchienails 2025-07-24 20:43:39 Cole and.. 14,640 +628% 230 +423%
This past weekend, the longbeachtriathlon took place, raising over $700k in support of lifesaving pediatric cancer research at CHLA, including more than $48k by CHLA’s Triathlon Team. Thank you to the many CHLA team members and community members who participated in this annual event. 2025-07-24 05:31:20 This past weekend, the .. 376 -81% 12 -73%
CHLA’s Child Life Department provides kids with the right preparation, emotional support, and education tailored to their developmental needs. Each year, the Butterfly Clinic transforms that mission into a joyful experience, inviting families to explore real medical equipment in a playful, low-stress environment. From physical therapy to injury prevention, kids met the care teams behind the treatments and got hands-on with the tools they might encounter during future visits. These interactive moments help build trust and ease anxiety for both patients and their families. And to top it all off, Hello Kitty made a surprise visit, bringing extra smiles and unforgettable memories. 💖 Learn more about Child Life in our link in bio. 2025-07-23 22:00:00 CHLA’s Child Life De.. 724 -64% 34 -23%
5-year-old Ryder’s journey to diagnosis and finding the right treatment for her rare pediatric brain tumor hasn’t been easy. But after her parents transferred care to CHLA, experts in the Brain Tumor Center introduced them to personalized diagnosis and targeted treatment options not available at other area hospitals. Today, the soon-to-be kindergartener thrives, and 6 months into treatment, her tumor has shrunk by 87%. Read Ryder’s full story at the link in bio. 2025-07-22 04:58:01 5-year-old Ryder’s .. 1,258 -37% 30 -32%
During mom Erin’s 20-week ultrasound in July of 2024, doctors uncovered a rare, but devastating, congenital heart defect: Transposition of the Great Arteries. Erin then transferred her and Wynn’s care to CHLA’s Fetal-Maternal Center and Fetal Cardiology Program. Shortly after he was born, CHLA's heart surgeons reconstructed Wynn's tiny heart by hand. One year after that terrifying discovery, Wynn is a smiley, vocal, and energetic 8-month-old. “We can’t believe it—he almost seems like a different baby,” says Erin. “You look at him now and you’d never know he started his life in such a serious way.” Read more of Wynn’s story on our blog (link in bio). 2025-07-16 22:38:04 Dur.. 1,740 -13% 43 -2%
At just 14 years old, race car driver Kourtney faced a major obstacle—severe scoliosis. But with spinal surgery and expert care led by Dr. Lindsay Andras at CHLA, she made a remarkable recovery. Now, Kourtney is back on the track doing what she loves: racing cars and chasing victories. Her story is a powerful reminder that with the right care and determination, nothing can slow you down. Read how she went from spinal surgery to the winner’s circle (link in bio). 2025-07-14 20:30:57 At just 14 years old,.. 1,083 -46% 69 +57%
A heartfelt thank you to Dancing with the Stars pro dancer Sasha Farber for bringing light, laughter, and creativity to CHLA! Patients enjoyed a special experience painting portraits inspired by Sasha’s most iconic performances. One unforgettable moment came when Sasha connected with a fellow Russian-speaking family, turning a simple visit into a powerful reminder of the joy and healing that come from human connection. 2025-07-11 22:00:00 A heartfelt thank you t.. 10,041 +399% 99 +125%
Happy 1st birthday to twins Olivia and Lainey! 🥳 When they were born, they were conjoined at the lower abdomen, sharing intestines, and classified as monochorionic diamniotic, or mono-di—meaning they had the same placenta but separate amniotic sacs. Conjoined twins are rare enough; mono-di conjoined twins are a near impossibility. The expertise of CHLA’s fetal-maternal specialists and pediatric surgeons helped to diagnose and separate them, and a year later, they are healthy and thriving. Read more about their journey at the link in bio. 2025-07-10 22:53:28 Happy 1st birthday.. 1,601 -20% 23 -48%
It’s getting hotter, and that means windows are opening. But are they safe for kids? 🪟☀️ Every summer, CHLA sees a rise in emergency room visits due to children falling from windows. Screens aren’t safety devices. As Helen Arbogast, CHLA’s Injury Prevention Manager, explains: they’re made to keep bugs out—not children in. ✅ Keep furniture away from windows ✅ Use window guards or locks ✅ Always supervise when windows are open A few small changes can prevent a life-changing fall. Share this with someone who needs to hear it. To learn more about CHLA’s Injury Prevention services, visit our link in bio. 2025-07-08 20:34:47 .. 206 -90% 8 -82%
Only a few days old, Aaliyah was dying, until CHLA heart surgeon Dr. John Cleveland came up with an extraordinary solution to keep her going for nearly 500 days before she received a new heart. Learn what he did in our link in bio. 2025-07-07 23:00:07 Only a few days old, Aali.. 2,198 +9% 50 +14%
Diagnosed right after birth with a rare form of liver disease, 2-week-old Banner needed a transplant to save his life—though according to all available records, a liver transplant on a neonate had never been performed in California. Banner was immediately put on waitlist for a new liver, and an organ from an adult donor was quickly found. In comes CHLA’s Dr. Kambiz Etesami, MD FACS, who had the tough task of cutting down the organ to the perfect size to work for 7-pound Banner. After driving down to San Diego to retrieve the liver himself, Dr. Etesami and his team took Banner back for surgery, emerging 16 hours later with the youngest recipient of a liver transplant in California since data on pediatric liver transplants began to be collected in 1988. 3 months later, Banner was finally given the green light to return home after his new liver and other organs showed huge improvement. “There are very few places that would undertake this kind of transplant and even fewer that would do it successfully,” says Dr. Etesami. Read Banner’s full story at the link in bio. 2025-07-02 20:30:00 Diagnosed right.. 3,105 +54% 79 +80%
Today, we held an advocacy event called 2025-07-01 05:10:00 Today, we held an.. 1,296 -36% 22 -50%
From hospital bed to the Big Ten 🏈. Cancer Survivor Davis Warren isn’t just beating leukemia, he’s defying it.   After being diagnosed with leukemia at 17, Davis underwent four rounds of chemo at CHLA. Remarkably, only two months after ringing the ceremonial bell marking the end of his treatment, he was back on the football field. Today, he’s living out his dream as a quarterback for the University of Michigan and the epitome of a cancer survivor.   His message to others facing similar challenges: “Don’t let cancer define who you are. Keep smiling, hold onto your passions, and never lose sight of yourself, even on the hard days.”   Read how Davis turned his toughest challenge into a championship comeback with the help of CHLA’s award-winning Cancer and Blood Disease Institute in our link in bio. 2025-06-30 20:30:00 From .. 527 -74% 30 -32%
Medicaid is a lifeline for so many of our patients and families. It covers infants, children, and adolescents in every city, county, state, from every background. This federal-state partnership is the backbone of children’s health care coverage in America.   Cuts to Medicaid would have devastating impacts on nearly 75% of CHLA patients. We are committed to providing high quality care, regardless of financial circumstances. That’s why we’re joining speaknowforkids in advocating for #Medicaid.   Join us and tell senategop and senatedems #MedicaidMatters and urge them to #ProtectMedicaid so we can continue caring for all children in our community. 2025-06-30 00:27:02 Medicaid is a l.. 1,206 -40% 29 -34%
Meet Wallie and Noah, two kids who met in a playroom at CHLA—and discovered they were facing the same cancer, and the same rare surgery called rotationplasty. While the adults were connecting over their pain and worry in the hallway, Wallie and Noah were bonding over something else: fun. By the time their families returned, the two boys were deep into a thrilling Super Smash Bros. battle. “They just clicked,” Wallie's dad Clement says. “For that moment, they weren’t going through chemo anymore. They were just two kids laughing and playing Nintendo Switch.” Read their story at the link in our bio. 2025-06-28 22:51:24 Meet Wallie a.. 1,527 -24% 28 -36%

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