After 19 surgeries, Teddy arrived at Children’s for help battling Hirschsprung disease. His care team helped him attend school without the worry of an I.V.

An enthusiastic ballet dancer, Zoe couldn’t wait to dance en pointe. But Sever’s disease and heel pain got in the way. With the right care, she danced again.

The Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Center for Advanced Technology and Robotic Rehabilitation helps kids like Adam manage conditions like cerebral palsy.

Taken off the field by acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Andrew Jimenez fought cancer with enthusiasm and courage. Then he stood alongside his soccer heroes.

Physical therapists at Children’s are helping this sassy, joyful 5-year-old gain skills that will allow her to overcome limitations and do things her own way.

Brylie had a long, challenging cancer journey, but she handled Ewing’s sarcoma courageously, making her an inspiration to her family and care providers.

Having cystic fibrosis isn’t easy. But thanks to an innovative regimen of care and a committed team, Caleb is forging forward.

When newborn Caleigh was diagnosed with an atrial septal defect requiring open heart surgery, her parents turned to Children’s Heart Center for nationally-ranked care.

Diagnosed at age 3 with a pediatric brain cancer called anaplastic ependymoma, Caroline continues to undergo treatment and is fighting for a full recovery.

After Lena was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare childhood cancer, her family took her to Children’s. Today, they are beyond thankful they made the four-hour trek.