Patient Spotlights

Alec doesn’t let anything keep him on the sidelines. He was born with osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), or brittle bone disease,

Many of you know our friend Kaleb. With his contagious smile and signature bow tie, Kaleb loves sharing his story of strength

During this stressful and uncertain time, we want to provide you with a bright spot of positivity. In honor of Limb Loss Awareness Month,

Hadley has faced unique challenges throughout her life but thanks to Shriners Hospitals for Children® and generous supporters like you,

Just in time for the holidays, Shriners Hospitals for Children — Boston patient Juan Diego is heading back home to Honduras.

Elementary school can be a socially challenging place for any of us, but for those with visible scars or disabilities it can be even more of an issue.

When Tianni was diagnosed with infantile scoliosis, her parents did a significant amount of research to determine the best treatment options for her.

Just after her first birthday, Sol’s doctors noticed the abnormal shape of her spine and diagnosed her with kyphoscoliosis, a curvature of the vertebral column in two planes.