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We were very fortunate that Broxton had no medical issues when he was born.  I know other people are not like us, but we can all be thankful for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.  We don't have much money laying around, but you can bet when we are asked for a donation to Children's, we will always donate what we can.  The other day, I was asked to donate and of course I said yes.  Why not?  Who knows when you or a friend might need Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. 

That being said, I was thrilled to know that Walmart and Pampers have teamed up to donate $200,000 in June!!!   Two companies I love to support, helping when they can! 

Want to see how Walmart is helping?  Click on the Walmart link and it will take you to the site showing how they are supporting.  (You can even purchase products online if you don't feel like going into a store.)  Don't you want to help???

Information about Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals:

·         Your support helps provide 32 million patient visits for 10 million kids every year

·         One in 10 kids in North America is treated by Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals each year

·         Every day, member hospitals treat 16,000 children in emergency rooms

·         Every hour, member hospitals provide surgery for 97 children

·         U.S. members hospitals provided $3.4 billion in charity care in 2012

 

MEET TRIP: 

Show-and-tell can reveal a lot about a young boy’s interests and experiences. Trip uses the opportunity to proudly explain that his hand, leg and back scars are the result of a stumble into a campfire at age 4.

Rushed by helicopter to the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, Trip spent two weeks receiving skin grafts and burn treatments. Throughout his stay, Trip didn’t let anyone know he was in pain, including the nurses whose names he still remembers to this day.

Bashful before his accident, Trip’s ordeal has helped him become bold and outspoken. He loves sports, singing and is quite the academic. Those who know him best say he’s a natural teacher and coach, who wants to help and inspire his soccer team and schoolmates to do well. By all accounts, he is succeeding and is a role model to many.

 

Have you had any experience with Children's Miracle Network Hospitals?

 

In an effort to get the word out on how awesome Walmart and Pampers are for helping get money to Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, I get to give one winner a $25 Walmart gift card.  (Provided by P&G)  Please enter on the rafflecopter form below. 

 



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