Ohio Teen Reflects on Burn Recovery

Bryson said it is 'surreal' how far he has come since his injuries sustained in a gas can explosion.

Eighteen-Year-Old Shriners Children’s Patient Aiming for Future Paralympic Games

Keira has won 17 gold medals in archery and has her eyes on the 2028 Paralympic Games.

Shriners Children's Philadelphia Patient Cole Meets Temple University Men's Basketball Team

As Cole was riding his bike, he was struck by a vehicle and was thrown over 30 feet. He was airlifted to be treated for his traumatic brain injury (TBI), then referred to Shriners Children's Philadelphia for rehabilitation and speech therapy.

Perry Initiative 2024

Female orthopedic surgeons and residents from Shriners Children’s Northern California led a hands-on workshop for aspiring teenage girls with an interest in medicine and engineering.

Meet Our New International Patient Ambassador, Juan Diego

Juan Diego, 18, was burned in an electrical accident when he was 13, leaving his hands seriously disfigured.

With Bracing and Physical Therapy, Katie's Scoliosis Improves

Katie's spine curvature has reduced to a healthy level thanks to bracing and physical therapy.

Brady is Driven to Succeed Thanks to Shriners Children's

Shriners Children’s Chicago patient Brady is fulfilling his dreams of becoming a race driver, thanks to his care at Shriners Children’s Chicago.

Camerons Story

Campfire accident leads to burn injury in nature-loving 3-year-old.

Big Dreams for Adopted Teens Miles and Jonah

When Jackie and David adopted two boys with overwhelming disabilities from Ukraine, they knew they could offer a loving home, but they weren’t sure what the future would hold for Miles and Jonah.

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