Monthly Archives for December 2008
Bayside Firefighters and Santa Arrive on the Firetruck to Spread Holiday Joy to St. Mary’s Kids
Engine 320, Ladder 167 Brought Holiday Gifts and a Special Guest from the North Pole to St. Mary’s Hospital for Children They spend their days saving lives, but on Tuesday, December 23rd, they spent their time saving the holidays for …
Fox 5′s Good Day New York and the Cast of Broadway Hit Musical “Altar Boyz” Brings a Holiday Surprise to Kids of St. Mary’s Hospital for Children
Geoffrey the Giraffe from Toys ‘R’ Us Surprises St. Mary’s Kids with Handfuls of Toys It was a holiday surprise to remember. From the T.V. cameras and crews, to superstars, and even giraffes. Anne Craig, aka “Anne About Town” from …
St. Mary’s Rehabilitation Center for Children “Tops Care” in Lower Hudson Valley Area According to Recent Survey
Region’s Largest Provider of Intensive Rehabilitation Receives 5 Stars in all Categories According to a recent survey featured in The Journal News, St. Mary’s Rehabilitation Center for Children received five stars across the board for the overall care of its …
Sesame Workshop Brings Holiday Activities to Special Needs Kids
Noggins “Pinky Dinky Doo” Character Makes Special Appearance at St. Mary’s Hospital for Children In a heartfelt act of giving back, employees of Sesame Workshop, a nonprofit educational organization, volunteered their time to spread a little joy to some of …
Holiday Generosity Pours in from all Walks of Life
Communities, Schools, Churches, and Corporations Bring Holiday Cheer to St. Mary’s Kids and thier Families The children of St. Mary’s have received an overwhelming amount of generosity from those near and far, hailing from all parts of the New York …
Knights of Pythias Bring Holiday Joy to St. Mary’s Kids
Children of St. Mary’s Receive Holiday Party with Performers and Presents On Saturday, December 13th, members of the Knights of Pythias brought a little holiday surprise to some of New York’s most ill and injured children battling complex medical conditions. …
New York Islanders Visited New York’s Most Courageous Kids Battling Serious Illnesses and Injuries
New York’s Hockey Heroes Spent Afternoon at St. Mary’s Hospital for Children to Distribute Toys and Spread Holiday Cheer Some of New York’s hometown hockey heroes act pretty tough when their out on the ice, but these superstar softies quickly …
Metro Area’s Most Seriously Ill and Injured Children Come Together to Celebrate Holiday at St. Marys Healthcare System for Children’s Annual Party
Region’s Leading Provider of Home Care Services for Children with Special Needs Spreads Holiday Cheer to Hundreds of Kids and Their Families The crowds poured in, the DJ kept spinning holiday favorites, and the kids couldn’t stop smiling. On Wednesday, …
Home Health Aide of St. Mary’s Community Care Professionals Honored for Remarkable Care of Child With Special Needs
James Wilson of St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children Receives Prestigious Award from the Home Care Association of New York The Home Care Association of New York State (HCA), as part of National Home Care Month, paid tribute to one …
Ghosts and Goblins at St. Mary’s Hospital for Children
Children of St. Mary’s Were Treated to a Memorable Halloween with Costumes, Pumpkins, and activites, all hosted by Spirit Halloween Batman and Superman walked out together, as Shrek and a scary goblin followed. While a little princess waved her magic …
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Max
With a plastic fork in one hand and a plastic knife in the other, Max cuts his French toast, takes a bite, and gets ready to do it again. Performing this daily morning ritual might seem the norm for most five-year-olds, but for Max and his family, this is a major accomplishment. You see, for most of Max’s young life prior to coming to St. Mary’s, he relied on a feeding tube for nourishment.