Jackson Health System's 2016 Report to the Community.
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Sometimes The Tiniest
Miracles Are The Biggest
When it comes to Deanna Anderson's health, a tiny organ was required to make a big miracle. At three months old, she was diagnosed with life-threatening biliary atresia, or BA, and she was put on the waiting list for a liver transplant. Because of her young age, there were special restrictions on the size of the organ she could receive.
Hello World, Hello Holtz Children's
They may not know it, but our newest little miracles are in the most capable hands. At Holtz Children's, we provide the highest level of neonatal care available, seamlessly integrating services for mommy and baby. With specialists available to treat the most critically ill newborns, including premature infants and babies born with congenital defects, parents can be sure their babies receive top-ranked, leading-edge pediatric care.
2016 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
In February 2014, Deanna received the gift of life at Holtz Children's and the Miami Transplant Institute. She now has a bright future in front of her as every child deserves. Her parents continue to spread awareness about Deanna's rare condition as they watch her grow up, healthy and happy, alongside her two big brothers.
Deanna Anderson, and her mother, Heidi - Miami Transplant Institute and Holtz Children's Hospital patient.