The RCH wonder dog
Ralf the giant schnauzer has the reputation of being something of a miracle worker, and he lived up to it during his ward rounds at the Royal Children’s Hospital yesterday.
RCH News
Veronica saved by new liver
Seven-month-old Royal Children’s Hospital patient Veronica Bazouni had not long to live when she was saved by a liver transplant.
Little Mark is ready to grab life with both hands
For the first time two-year-old Mark Spira will be able to use his right hand to pick up and play with his favourite toys.
Ruby’s taste for life
Royal Children’s Hospital patient Ruby Burton is 18-months-old and hasn’t been able to eat properly since she was born.
Lilly is one in a million
Within hours of seeing her GP in Tasmania, Lilly was airlifted to The Royal Children’s Hospital where she was fighting for her life with kidney failure and subsequent heart failure.
Ramsis’ light therapy
Nine-year-old Royal Children’s Hospital patient Ramsis Slewa is spending eight-hours a day in a light box while he waits for a life-saving liver transplant.
Inez cast in mum’s image
Coburg youngster Inez Whitehouse broke her arm after falling while she was running with friends in a park last Friday afternoon.
Emily’s back on her feet
Emily Manolaros was admitted to The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) after she collapsed at school on March 1. The five-year-old was paralysed by Guillain Barre syndrome.
Hanna’s chance to grow
Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) patient Hanna Hartley has scoliosis and was one of the first Australians to have a Phenix Rod inserted to straighten her curved spine and allow her to grow.
Milly’s winning smile
Milly Graham has been coming to The Royal Children’s Hospital since she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in May last year.