When Lorenzo first arrived at the Totally Infant Program at Totally Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, his family was facing an uncertain future. Born early at 35 weeks, Lorenzo was critically ill and spent time in a Level 4 NICU. While the hospital did an excellent job […]
When Ava was first admitted to Totally Kids, she was a quiet and cautious two-year-old with a diagnosis of short bowel syndrome and a failure to thrive. She was not yet walking, struggled with oral intake, and had limited energy. Mobility was a challenge, and
“I want to take a moment to express my deepest and most heartfelt gratitude to Totally Kids Rehabilitation for their incredible support in helping me bring my daughter, Emma, home. Emma entered the world far too soon, arriving at just 26 weeks due to serious
My daughter Zoey was born at 28 weeks/4 days meaning that she was a micro preemie. She spent three months in the NICU and we were informed by her medical team at the hospital that she needed more time to learn how to nipple. They told us that the best place for Zoey was Totally Kids.
