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Permalink| Comments (6)| October 11, 2011

Cooking up a storm

Autumn is here! I am ready to come indoors and cook. I mean… REALLY cook. Apples, root vegetables, stews, soups and muffins are on my mind these days. Being a dietitian, working part-time here at Dayton Children’s, and a … Continue reading →

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Colin has been having a great day today around Washington D.C. for Family Advocacy Day. He even made a new friend! Do you recognize him from a super bowl commercial?

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Colin is officially in Washington D.C. today for Family Advocacy Day! One of the main messages we want to share with Congress this week during Family Advocacy Day is that a growing number of children and their families face the realities of managing very complex medical conditions. This is why Colin is a perfect ambassador for us! He and his family will meet with members of Congress to share their personal experiences in coordinating multiple doctors, therapists and hospitals. To help illustrate, we created Colin’s Care Circle so that you can see all of the specialists that touch Colin’s life to ensure he gets the best treatment possible! #FAD13 #DCFAD- See more at: http://blog.childrensdayton.org/it-can-get-complex/#sthash.tyzlrq8h.dpuf

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One of the main messages we want to share with Congress this week during Family Advocacy Day is that a growing number of children and their families face the realities of managing very complex medical conditions.

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