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Meet Abigail. Abigail was diagnosed with Hypoxic I Meet Abigail. Abigail was diagnosed with Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) when she was a few days old. She quit getting oxygen and blood to her brain at some point in utero. She was also diagnosed with Spastic Quad CP, epilepsy, cortical visual impairment and global developmental delays. In 2017, her family was stationed to Fort Gordon. The Children’s Hospital of Georgia has been their go to hospital since moving to Augusta. Abigail also got her G-tube placed by Dr. Hatley in December 2017. From Abigail’s mother, “all of Abigail’s specialists are at CHOG and we love them all (Dr. Sekul, Dr. Park, Kate Burgner, Lashawn Boone). Abigail has also been admitted in the hospital numerous times and every time the nurses and doctors were wonderful and caring. One nurse in particular who we dearly love is Kelly Edwards. She took care of Abigail a few times while admitted in the hospital and now she cares for Abigail while she is in school at Apparo Academy.” Abigail is a happy 3-year-old who is always smiling and laughing. She loves being around other people, interacting with them and loves to make others laugh by acting like she can’t do things. Her favorite thing to do is to pretend she is sleeping and when you look away she’ll peek with one eye and start laughing. Throughout everything, she has not let anything stop her from working hard to improve, physically, as much as she can. Abigail truly is a #MiracleKid. ❤️ 📷: @annahrtr17
The team at @samsclub in Aiken is showing their su The team at @samsclub in Aiken is showing their support for @cmnhospitals and the Children’s Hospital of Georgia! Now through July 19th, visit Augusta and Savannah area Sam’s Club and @walmart stores to #HelpKidsLiveBetter while you shop. All funds raised raised will directly benefit each and every kid that enters our hospital. For more information, click the link in our bio. 💛
Happy Father's Day from the Children's Hospital of Happy Father's Day from the Children's Hospital of Georgia to all the dads out there! 💛
We love Nugget and Casey smiles! ❤️ #FacilityD We love Nugget and Casey smiles! ❤️ #FacilityDogs #CaseyCares #GoodGirlNugget
Cue the Friday vibes! 💙 #OurAUHeroes 📷: @col Cue the Friday vibes! 💙 #OurAUHeroes 📷: @collin2k
Today we celebrate our #childhoodcancer survivors Today we celebrate our #childhoodcancer survivors and #cancersurvivors across the nation. 💛 #NationalCancerSurvivorsDay
#RepostPlus @aug_university - - - - - - Dear Augus #RepostPlus @aug_university - - - - - - Dear Augusta University Community, Augusta University’s greatest strength can be found in our people - a diverse, dynamic and vibrant community. Many members of our community are experiencing fears, frustrations and concerns following the tragic killings of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. In this moment, I encourage all of Jaguar Nation to show comfort, compassion and support to members in our AU family who may be hurting. During these trying times it is even more important for each of us to condemn racism and bigotry in all of its forms, and recommit ourselves to Augusta University’s core values, particularly inclusivity, as reflected in our aim to advance diversity, equality, fairness, impartiality and respect. We hope that you can draw strength from our AU community as we seek to heal in this moment and come together to do the important work required to meet our mission of saving lives and changing lives. Sincerely, Brooks A. Keel, PhD President, Augusta University #blackouttuesday
We would like to thank each and every one of you f We would like to thank each and every one of you for your support during these unique and uncertain times. We are incredibly thankful for the Augusta University community coming together to support #OurAUHeroes, our patients and our hospital. Click the link in our bio and join us in celebrating our miracle moments in May. ❤️
Did you know? The Children’s Hospital of Georgia Did you know? The Children’s Hospital of Georgia is the region’s only children’s hospital. As your local @cmnhospitals, we couldn't do what we do without your support! Tell us why you're #forthekids in the comments. 💕 📷: @jaguar_miracle
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