When Joe Knopp from Springboro arrived home from work and found his 9-month-old daughter, Selah, with a high fever and uncontrollable “chills,” he and his wife Angie quickly took her to Dayton Children’s Urgent Care in Springboro.
Did you know America's school buses travel more than four billion miles a year?
The smallest infant ever to be cared for and survive at Dayton Children's made his first trip home Monday, July 19.
Taylor Bush suffers from cystic fibrosis, but the teenager from St. Paris doesn't let that slow her down.
Bailey, just 6 weeks old, was diagnosed with fibrosarcoma, a rare cancerous tumor on her right foot.
Burr Simpson has spent most of his life at Dayton Children's. Recently, Burr had surgery to correct a curvature - kyfosis and scoliosis - in his spine.
Nathan Ormsby complained of leg pain one summer. He is now "fighting the bad guys" as he battles neuroblastoma, a common childhood cancer.
Little Layla was born premature weighing only 1 lb, 6 oz. She was transported to Dayton Children's Level III Newborn Intensive Care Unit where she stayed for 111 days.
Diagnosed with spina bifida as an infant, Mitchell was told he would never walk. Now, 11 years old, he is active in sports and farming.
Born 11 weeks early, Justin needed special care in our Level III Newborn Intensive Care Unit. He is now 20 years old and strives to become a teacher someday.
At 11 years old, Casey started losing weight unexpectedly. Soon after, he was diagnosed with stage IV brain cancer.
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