Meet the inspirational patients at The Royal Children’s Hospital, and the wonderful volunteers, fundraisers and Hospital Heroes who support them.
A rare kidney condition forced baby Sonny to arrive three months early and face more battles than most do in a lifetime.
Facing death, baby River endured one of the most intense courses of chemotherapy that can be given — 60 high-dose treatments in 20 weeks. Now she is cancer-free, thanks to The Royal Children’s Hospital.
Little Elliott’s rare condition means he can’t stop smiling, but it’s hiding a serious disease doctors are working hard to improve.
Each year, 200 young people enter The Royal Children's Hospital for cancer treatment.
As the Good Friday Appeal celebrates 90 years of supporting the Royal Children’s Hospital, patients from different eras share tales of care.
Noah was born with his major organs – heart, liver, stomach, lungs and spleen – all flipped in reverse to their normal positions.
Little Harry should be critically ill but he has recovered just as fast as a rare condition took hold of his kidneys thanks to a life-saving drug and top-class medical system.
Samuel had life saving surgery when he was barely a day old after it was discovered the lower end of his digestive tract hadn't developed properly.
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