凯尔顿海明威
13岁当地捐赠CMN医院提供支持，教育和他的诊断和治疗的时间长，天在玩凯尔顿孩子的生活专家。从握着他的手时，他被赋予了一枪（绝对必要的，凯尔顿的母亲坚持），以艺术和音乐疗法，儿童生活专家保持凯尔顿和他的家人微笑时长天，并为他们提供教育和倡导在他的治疗。 CMN医院捐款也资助一个名为兄弟插袋，这有助于凯尔顿的哥哥明白癌症治疗。凯尔顿，现在13，将继续有脑部扫描，以确保他的肿瘤并没有增长，但现在他是健康和快乐。虽然他在医院的时间是一个遥远的记忆，这是一个愉快的，由于孩子的生活专家谁担任凯尔顿和他的家人。
Keldon Hemingway
AGE 13
INOPERABLE BENIGN ASTROCYTOMA
PALMETTO HEALTH CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, Columbia, S.C.
At 6 years old, Keldon began vomiting and having frequent headaches. Tests revealed an inoperable brain tumor, benign astrocytoma. He began 18 months of chemotherapy to shrink the tumor and had two shunts implanted at the front of his skull.
Local donations to CMN Hospitals provided the child life specialists who supported, educated and played with Keldon during his diagnosis and the long hours and days of treatment. From holding his hand when he was given a shot (an absolute necessity, Keldon’s mother insists) to art and music therapy, child life specialists kept Keldon and his family smiling during long days and provided them with education and advocacy throughout his treatment. CMN Hospitals donations also fund a program called Sibling Sidekicks, which helped Keldon’s brother understand cancer treatment. Keldon, now 13, will continue to have brain scans to ensure his tumor isn’t growing, but for now he is healthy and happy. Though his time in the hospital is a distant memory, it’s a pleasant one, thanks to the child life specialists who served Keldon and his family.
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