ARE YOU READDDDY...to say hello to Nitro? 👋 🔥 Today, our patients had a surprise visit from the one and only Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, aka Nitro, from BBC's Gladiators 😍 Harry (or Nitro!) popped in to say "hi" to some of our patients ahead of the Strictly Come Dancing LIVE tour, which starts here in Birmingham tomorrow. He's also speaking at the National Running Show next weekend (for which we've been the proud official charity partner for the last six years). Kindly giving up his own time, Har

🦋 Have you ever wondered what a room in the NICU looks like? Join NICU Nurse Mikara as she gives us a tour! As one the largest neonatal centers in the nation, Nationwide Children's cares for more than 3,000 babies each year. Learn more about the care we provide: https://bit.ly/443c9Kf #PrematurityAwarenessMonth #LifeAtNCH | Nationwide Children's Hospital

10K views · 14 reactions | A six-year-old Queensland girl is now in the clear, after spending months in hospital with a rare blood clot in her brain. Her mother says the recovery is a miracle and now the family wants to give back to other children who are sick this Christmas. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Toowoomba | Facebook

The cornerstone of SickKids has always been community. When the hospital first opened, 85,000 Torontonians lined up to see it – more than four times the capacity of the Air Canada Centre. #SickKidsVS | SickKids Foundation

Healthy minds form in childhood. In 2009, SickKids became the first children’s hospital in Canada to establish a real-time brain monitoring program allowing for the early detection of brain injuries, such as seizures and strokes. Using a continuous EEG, SickKids doctors now monitor brain function in over 200 critically-ill babies and children every year. Children like Aleiza. | SickKids Foundation

Philip has turned soft mama into a m0nster💔 mama v0w not to see his sick son in the hospital😢 | Chiamaka Ugoo Tv

The saint that wasn't human... 🐕🙏 For hundreds of years, desperate mothers in France journeyed into the woods to pray for their sick babies. They prayed to "Saint Guinefort." But Guinefort wasn't a bishop or a martyr. He was a Greyhound. | Ancient History Revived