From Wheelchair to Mountaintop
After a debilitating movement disorder robbed Gianna of the ability to walk, a revolutionary brain surgery got her back on her feet again.
Cheston’s Journey With Autism
Cheston was diagnosed with autism when he was 18 months old. Now 13, he describes autism as his superpower, proudly saying, “I am great just the way I am.”
NICU Brings Hope During Dark Times
Robert is a thriving 3-year-old after a long medical journey that started in Phoenix Children's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).

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Be Brave with Me: Super Cooper
Two years after the end of Cooper's leukemia treatment, she and her family have found a unique way to support other children and families facing cancer.
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My Phoenix Children’s: Talia, in Her Own Words
Talia and her family are never going to give up. “Not today. Not ever.”
A New Heart for Rissa
Rissa’s journey continues, but this hypoplastic left heart syndrome patient is thriving, thanks to a life-saving gift.
Forging a Friendship on the Seventh Floor
Undergoing cancer treatment together bonded two toddlers in a friendship that inspired millions.
Fighting Forward: A Superhero Returns Home With a New Heart
After two years at Phoenix Children’s, a little boy returns home to Puerto Rico with his family—and a brand-new heart.

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