Christmas Miracles at The Children's Hospital | Christmas Special | Full Documentary | Origin

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In this holiday special episode, a drug that’s never been tested on humans, could give brothers Archie and Isaac something to celebrate this Christmas. We meet the play specialist that’s going all out to try and make this Christmas extra special. And 20 month old Harrison prepares for an operation that could give him a happier and healthier new year.
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[@patty7791]

The Christmas Miracles are the caring and skilled staff, the beautiful innocent children, and the loving nurturing parents! Enjoyed this so much…Thank You!

[@connieforbes6212]

This makes me want to be a doctor even more than I do already!!

[@lauramalligan9570]

The courageous children that deserve a Christmas miracle 😢

[@jennyhughes4474]

This was good. Just a question though, why didn't the surgeon look into the little boy's throat BEFORE the op (very short anaesthetic) because it shouldn't have been such a huge surprise that only cyst removal was needed rather than a four hour very dangerous op to widen his airway? I love how kind all the staff were, decorating cookies for the kids on dialysis and using the bubbles to distract was great! Thank you for this - it brought tears to my eyes when he had his tracheostomy out, could talk & was going home, it made me smile, wonderful!

[@spottedtime]

Jenny Hughes well, he had to have an operation, even to examine his windpipe because he will never sit still long enough for a small camera to be put down his windpipe, also those lumps in his windpipe had to be removed. So, it was a fluke that he was a lot better then the doctor expected. Also the doctors kept a close watch on his windpipe recovery and they normally don’t suggest a major operation, unless they have no other choice. Even though I have a feeling, sometimes it’s because of the money.

[@elishaenoch3158]

instablaster

[@pearlkelly6337]

its just really sad watching it knowing that Jack who was the little boy on dialysis has passed away

[@paul-we2gf]

Bravo Zulu to all staff at RMCH

[@saraerstad928]

Wow

[@pearlkelly6337]

Its so sad watching this just to know Jack has passed away :(

[@DebraOdonnell-zb3vx]

How did u know that is so sad

[@pearlkelly6337]

@DebraOdonnell-zb3vx happened a few years ago, Google his name an you'll see the article

[@pearlkelly6337]

@@DebraOdonnell-zb3vx 2015 he died, he was only 12 when he died. So sad

[@pearlkelly6337]

it was in the newspaper, google his name@@DebraOdonnell-zb3vx

[@karinetavaresdiogenes865]

jha

[@karinetavaresdiogenes865]

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