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Permalink| Comments (0)| December 12, 2011

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We love this! Even siblings of our patients can get involved in helping out! One of our ambassador's Kayleigh's sister worked with her Brownie troop to make 4 ($50 value) JOY JARS for kids battling cancer at Dayton Children's. Each jar contained games and activities to keep kids entertained when they were in the hospital! Way to go girls!

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Congratulations to our board of trustee's chairman Vishal Soin for winning the Ohio Hospital Association Meritorious Service Award last week! The Meritorious Service Award recognizes an individual or group serving as friends of hospitals and whose support of the health care industry reflects the public interest. This is one of OHA’s longest-standing leadership awards. http://www.childrensdayton.org/cms/media_releases/a9a6e4bfa8cc04b6/index.html

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Symptoms and Conditions: Obesity

When mom and dad disagree on violent video games