Monthly Archives for January 2009
Spirit Halloween Presents a Check in Support of St. Mary’s Hospital for Children’s Programs and Services
Spirit of Children Continues to Help Brighten the Lives of Children with Special Needs and Thier Families The members of The Spirit of Children program presented St. Mary’s Hospital for Children with a $4,220.00 check in support of the hospital’s …
JIB Lanes’ “Friday Night Bash” Raises Funds for Kids of St. Mary’s Hospital for Children
St. Mary’s Kids and Staff Joined Bowlers for a Night to Remember Staff and children of St. Mary’s put on their bowling shoes and joined members of JIB Lanes for an unforgettable night of bowling on Friday, January 23rd, during …
St. Mary’s Kids Design Cards of Inspiration for Israeli Children
Dr. Edwin Simpser Visits Hadassah Medical Center during Business Trip and Invited for Grand Rounds “You’re a shining star, you can do it. I like to read, do you?” “Hello, how are you? I hope you’re feeling better.” “You’re the …
St. Mary’s Staff Members Recognized for Milestone Service Anniversaries
Edwin Simpser, MD, Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Honored for 10 Years of Service Some were 5, some were 10, some were 20, and some were even 30. These numbers represent the significant milestones of many of …
Students of Great Neck South Middle School Bring a Little Magic to St. Mary’s Hospital for Children
Magic Phil’s Bag of Tricks Brings Amusement to St. Mary’s Kids and Their Families There was a little magic in the air at St. Mary’s Hospital for Children on Friday, January 9th. During their visit to the Bayside hospital, students …
Flushing High School Break Dancers Entertain St. Mary’s Kids and Their Families
Members of the Champions Club Show off Their Dance Skills Things were heating up at St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children on Thursday, January 8th, as the students of Flushing High School brought a little dance fever to the Bayside …
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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.