Real Families: Supporting Kids Through Health Struggles

This week at Temple Street Children’s Hospital Faye is resting after a worrying few days, she is being treated for meningitis. Sarah is being treated for early-onset scoliosis and over in accident and emergency department 14-year-old David after he fell down the stairs and hurt his neck.
The highs and lows of daily life on the wards in Temple Street Children's Hospital. See inside the theatres of the Dublin hospital, providing an insight into the work of staff who dedicate their time to the children in their care. Real Families is the new home for modern parenting. We publish a mixture of original & archive content - so make sure you subscribe to stay up to date!
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[@aussieireland]

The cork family when you watch it and see her so sick and asleep then to see those BIG BLUE EYES is such a lovely feeling that she getting better lovely

[@strange144]

Those parents must be soooo glad they took the early signs seriously and got Faye to the hospital so quickly!

[@kolio4917]

So happy the Drs delt with her so quickly aswel .... Knew of a child who died of meningitis due to the drs not taking things seriously and saying it was just a flu......

[@arthurgranopoulos5995]

furz kolio mukjhnnnnmmmmjm. Miimnnnnmmm nuijjmmjjjj

[@deemariedubois4916]

30 Nights Insomniac Poor little babe, she looked so ill. Meningitis was always my big fear raising my 6 children. I don’t know why but after I took a CPR/advanced first aid course when I was pregnant with my first baby, I couldn’t get the pictures out of my mind of children with the disease. Like you, I’m so glad this precious baby’s parents took the early signs seriously.

[@ohmeowzer1]

Faye was very lucky her mom and dad were smart and rushed her to the hospital..I worked pediatric ICU for years and saw many Children die from this ,,the scars I hope will get better because she is young ,,what a beautiful little girl Faye is ..her pictures are angelic ...

[@sxmply_sunflowerr5879]

Wow….even though those children died, your saved SO many lives. Thank you.

[@sxmply_sunflowerr5879]

*you

[@Keykey11271]

God bless you

[@mindrolling24]

What these kids and their parents go through- it makes me cry. Bless all the carers and hospital staff. You are wonderful people, all of you x

[@lisebroder7876]

All the nurses, in the doctors basically the whole team and a special shout-out to the nurses, you are all angels with wings God has brought you down as Angels take care of these beautiful children

[@jasmineegrey4651]

that little girl faye is so cute 😭 agh my heart hurts 💔

[@leeanncrowe761]

I’m so happy for your baby and that you caught it early!

[@allisonhein7991]

I have early onset scoliosis too. I found out when I was 6. I wear a back brace and I am done growing so hopefully it won't get any worse.

[@aishlingwall9823]

Hope everything is going well for u 😃

[@lolapinnock2680]

Allison Hein hope ur ok

[@sl5950]

Hope you doing well I had a spinal fusion for my scoliosis 4 years post op now

[@rohangalbraith6956]

Just to let you know scoliosis curves progress 1 degree every year after you’ve stopped growing I’ve had the spinal fusion t3-l3 about four weeks ago and they told me if I didn’t have spinal fusion it would get worse even if I had stopped growing

[@elsa9900]

Faye is so sweet! This hospital is amazing. I have scoliosis too, and I wear a back brace. Go girl, you rock!

[@sandi43able]

I am an adult of nearly 55 years old and I too have Scoliosis but I never knew I had it until 24 years ago when I had a bus accident and had xrays at the hospital.

[@lesliehyde]

I've got scoliosis as well (am 34 almost 35) with 4 curves as well. The top curve goes backwards and left with the bottom curve going forward and right (with me facing forward). I've opted to wear a corset as opposed to a back brace as I can adjust it far easier with the laces along with the bonus of a wide selection of fabrics, materials and colors. Of course there is an added bonus of a defined waist as well. I have two favorite corsets with the same pattern for the bottom of the corset with one being an underbust and the other being an overbust.

[@overcominglifestrials5316]

My baby girl had meningitis. She had high fevers and i went to the ER and they said she was ok. Gave her something for the fever and told me to continue with the tylenol at home. She was a baby that didn't cry much even when she was sick. The biggest thing that was a HUGE red flag was she cried when I touched her skin and i stopped touching her she stopped crying. I took her back to the ER the same day and they admitted her. She came thru. She did have to stay in the hospital 2 weeks and be on antibiotics. That caused her teeth to come in late. She didn't get her first tooth until after she turned one. Scary times.

[@kathrynellison328]

❤

[@ultraboombean]

Glad you took her back

[@catherinemorris908]

Thank goodness you listened to your gut, Doctors can be very wrong sometimes! So glad your daughter came through the experience!

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Thank God the baby didn't lose her limbs and that her face won't be too scarred. What a precious little girl

[@ruthbrent7048]

Damn. I had Bacterial Meningitis and got out of the hospital 2 weeks and 3 days ago. I was only in there for a week and thought it was not as big of a deal. Wow, It could be way worse for me.

[@sistersaregaming7821]

Was u in icu?

[@shibesss1996]

They do so much for the kids💞

[@TheBadchicken666]

Thank God little Faye made IT ❤❤❤❤❤😇

[@lisagrafton2529]

I hate seeing children in pain! Thank God for those who dedicate their lives to work at a children's hospital! I had to take 3 of my four children to a children's hospital while they were young. One was just ten days old and spent 10 days at children's for a bacteria in her blood, eyes, and urine! One of my sons fell while running with friends, and landed on an iron railroad stake used to anchor a tree. He hit his right side, and just had a little scrape. Two nurse friends advised we just take him home to rest, but I had a "mother's intuition" to get him checked out, because I remembered my husband telling me the story of his father's brother being in a car accident, but was out and walking around and refused to go to the hospital. He didn't know he had broken a couple ribs, and they punctured his lung, and he died! My son reported a little pain when the we doctor pressed on his right side. She said that out if an abundance of caution she wanted to do a CT scan. She was shocked at the results! He had laserated his liver entirely across it in one spot, and halfway across in another! He was in the ICU for appx a week. The Dr said that this type of injury happens to people who were in a 60 mph car crash! He was on complete bed rest for a month after we returned home! My "mother's intuition", and the ER Dr, who ordered the CT scan, when many drs would have brushed it off, because he just had a small scrape, saved his life! The last child who went to children's hospital had chronic urinary tract infections. A test revealed that her kidney was scarred and the tube running from the kidney to the bladder wasn't at the right angle, so urine would backflow into the kidney, scarring them. She required surgery to repair it. We all need to support our children's hospitals, whenever we can.

[@rosemarrypolack5708]

I love watching all the stories from this beautiful hospital. I also enjoy the sweet decorations to calm the children and make it seem more inviting. They are all such caring Doctors, Nurses and staff.

[@a_c555]

I have suffered from meningitis which developed from mumps(on the left side and the infection spread out from there to my brain and spine)which I was suffering since two weeks before i git the meningitis attack and i had no idea what was going on as I was swimmer and always in pool so i didn't take seriously the pain and uneasiness and also the fever. But than serious pain started and I was screaming at the top of my lungs for almost two days and was vomiting even water and not amount of painkillers could stop the pain. My head was exploding and i cried and cried, screamed and screamed the whole day and night till the time I was hospitalized for a week and my whole head was covered with ice for four days and the process of treatment was began. I was 16 than and later was diagnosed with rheumatic heart disease and rheumatic fever. And was told not to swim as I was a professional swimmer playing in national level at that point of time but i continued to swim till 21 with difficulties though. But i should have left as i still have headaches very severe ones and due to rheumatic issues my joints freeze and its difficult doing stuff like normal people do. Though i try and don't give up on anything due to so many years of endless hours of sports training. It makes you tough.

[@yaelfeder9042]

Annyisha Chakraborty were you not vaccinated?

[@cynthg9547]

Strong little angel she made it threw makes me so so happy

[@kolio4917]

She has the most beautiful blue eyes xxfae xx

[@Almas1297]

My poor baby brother didn’t survive due to meningitis 💔💔💔 he was 6yrs old .. he would have been 22 ths year 💔

[@aishlingwall9823]

I'm sorry to hear that he's n heaven now happy out tho meningitis is a deadly disease

[@ultraboombean]

Yeah everyone should know about the early warning signs. So easy to miss.

[@keira3895]

I have to get the Men C vaccine this year and I’m terrified of needles so that’s great, but I’m glad it’s preventing this terrible Illness

[@vanessap8477]

My nurse is always making sure I look somewhere else or I talk about something to distract me. The second I thought the needle is in, the nurse is already patching me up. So try not to think about it too much. I hate needles as well but it's all for the better. So just talk to the doctor and tell him you hate needles and he will find a way to help you I hope.

[@sistersaregaming7821]

What’s that

[@Cat-iv4ff]

Does not look like a hospital on the exterior

[@SweetTikTokLife]

ikr!

[@sistersaregaming7821]

Wym!?

[@vanille6607]

Bacterial meningitis is my biggest fear. What a terrifying disease.

[@user-dq2xo8xc2w]

감사합니다.

[@alison4316]

I can't understand a word David's dad is saying......

[@Twinmummyxx]

There Irish

[@Twinmummyxx]

They are Irish

[@sonogabri1]

@@Twinmummyxx Hahahaha yes they are and I love listening to them.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

I can't understand a word Fay's dad was saying either

[@kathrynellison328]

When I traveled Ireland sometimes it was very difficult to understand them.

[@mrprivate9895]

Dear God please heal all children around the world

[@au131951]

Little Faye is BEAUTIFUL!

[@mehzabinfatema6436]

The ward that Sarah is in is the surgical flat ward not St Gabriel's ward.

[@kateeby47]

faye is so cute and has bluetiful eyes

[@thatvirginiamomof2313]

That’s so sad 😭 prayers

[@mrprivate9895]

It's so heartbreaking to see a child sick

[@giacartierrr7464]

beautiful baby girl 💛

[@zahramohaa2973]

May Allah give them Quick recovery

[@Tagizverycool]

Who's Allah?

[@jenniferbrosnan559]

Lights, Camera, Random! God in Arabic I think. I know it means god

[@snoodlenoodledoodles3552]

Lights, Camera, Random! Allah is the equivalent of God in Catholicism I believe

[@brooklynelm]

@@snoodlenoodledoodles3552 No, Catholics still call God God as such, Allah is the name for God in Islam I'm pretty sure.

[@thechosenone5811]

your imaginary friend? I dont think so

[@finnbardonnelly9522]

They are so kind 😄😄😄

[@sharonpountney5253]

My 16 year old daughter is 1 year post OP of scoliosis surgery she was diagnosed at 13 and had surgery in Vancver children's hospital in Vancouver Bc Canada Sara will do wonderful good luck Sara my daughter has 2 rods 20 screws and was too old to have brace etc..

[@annemuchunu4807]

How is your daughter doing now? Any limitations in movement? Thx for sharing. This is very informative

[@tammyshuttleworth4465]

Aww, bless her little heart❤

[@CarysAdventures]

Poor girl

[@nitika8535]

I m 19 n I have scoliosis too

[@katyducharme1346]

My son just had spinal fusion at age 8. Heartbreaking

[@berenlevia8486]

i was put in a rigged back brace for 6 years , thankful that worked instead of surgery .

[@fionakerrigan6773]

Hi I want to start off by saying a huge thank to all at temple street who saved my son and treated my daughter with a severe arm break thank you so much we as parents doctors not say this enough I have been watching the stories meng back was very bad worst I have ever seen thank god she will be OK also the young girl with sclerioses thisvis horrendous I Am doing spinal studies among other,s they have really monitored the curvature quite well with great success unfortunately not all so fortunate this is caused through my embryonic studies lack of proper nutrients during toddler and onwards or sometimes through pregnancy or kn general mam,s diet it is crazy that lack of proper b nutrients cause this desease but amazing to see such progress but some are left too long out growing the curvature again amazing thank you for all you do best of luck to you all

[@brooklynmayberry2399]

Yes

[@flor7624]

Faye is so Lucky

[@AllenTax]

Can so relate and feel to the girl. I was born with it. 😐 This was lil over 30 years ago.

[@sistersaregaming7821]

Do u still have it

[@AllenTax]

Why yes. Good mine isn't to bad. I have wose born health problems. S.C.P. being one and iron deficiency. Can seem an ok thing to have, ( can be controlled ) but it isn't in the long run. As it can have degerative effects and cause to other bigger health problems. As anemia. Witch I got at 30.

[@jannaandlogan9231]

Aww

[@clary98]

I have scoliosis too, luckily for me I only need to stretch and, if possibly, go swimming or take some yoga classes

[@laurenmeehan8536]

I have scoliosis My Mam Notice me in the bath when I was Like 5 and now that I'm older It became Worse so now i have Severe scoliosis

[@chrisketchum7978]

God bless these children.

[@haismteetos]

Oh god...

[@flowerqueen174]

Poor baby I would be scared 😨 she was never smile

[@ohmeowzer1]

They are in my thoughts and prayers ,,,,please God to watch over the little children..

[@amandahudson431]

Why do I find it so funny when they say "sort you out"? Yes, I am in the US

[@calliebear365]

I had meningitis when i was 4 thankfully mine was not as bad as Faye and only had to be the hospital for a week in isolation I to have scoliosis we think i have had it my whole life but never was diagnosed till age 12 but just recently we found out a lot more is wrong with my back But we found out my spine is curved at a 30 degree angle not to sure if it will get worse

[@fionakerrigan6773]

Hi sorry me again bacterial meningitis is not stopped by the mmr meningitis is bacterial meningitis is a different strain and needs a separate vaccine yes it is dreadful what it can cause early diagnosis is the best scenario but catching it on time get a glass place it on your baby's skin toddler ect this will act as a magnifier so getting to it on time reduces the damage but again the mmr does prevent bacterial meningitis I hope she gets better she is young to tissue skin will grow back she has deep tissue damage I wish them all the best

[@gmaureen]

Not only children get meningitis, I was 26 when I came down with aseptic meningitis and viral encephalitis. At that time, doctors thought I got it from a mosquito. Lost 3 months of my life but, against the odds, I recovered fully. Vaccinate!

[@kirstenornelas881]

The mmr is measles mumps rubella and the vaccine for meningitis is a vaccine by itself

[@user-wm7gp9mv9s]

可憐貝比全身傷痕希望早日康復平安

[@Adamsriley64]

I have scoliosis and it’s not fun hope she’s okay now

[@JackieO1992]

I had scoliosis surgery but I never had to go back and get the rods lengthened. Is that normal in the UK? I’m from the states so I wouldn’t know.

[@madeleinefarrer8487]

Maeve Reid it depends when you get the rods placed! If you get them before you’re done growing, you’ll have to go back and get them lengthened. After you’re 14 or 15 you get permanent rods that don’t have to be lengthened after (I got mine done at 14 and was able to have adult rods placed)

[@JackieO1992]

Madeleine farrer Oh ok. Makes sense. I had my surgery at 17 so I most likely had adult rods placed.

[@julieclark7146]

I wonder if Faye will have scares from the soars

[@saravis56]

Julie Clark . Scars. Sores. ?

[@aishlingwall9280]

Scars

[@kirstenornelas881]

It's bruising and death of tissue not sores but she might have some scarring but she lived.

[@shereecumming1177]

Please do yorkhill hospital

[@tianarose5386]

❤

[@lizziewallace6159]

I have a friend who had to have surgery for Scoliosis when she now she has a rod in her back for the rest of her life

[@furrbabe6084]

How did they get a clip without Faye’s mom n it.

[@abfarrow3596]

She was. Unless that wasn't her mom

[@kevinalejandrofloresrodrig3661]

I. Love. You

[@laurenmeehan2433]

I have sever scoliosis and I'm 22 year's old I Cant get a surgery

[@abfarrow3596]

Do you not have enough money? If not maybe you can do one of those online things where you ask strangers for money. You have a pretty good reason for it

[@lealeiby4050]

Faye is beautiful

[@randomvintagefilm273]

08:45 I need a translator please!!!

[@SweetTikTokLife]

lol

[@sistersaregaming7821]

Wym

[@aniaclaudia0370]

Scary

[@teaganscott3928]

did that girl not get the men c vaccine?

[@jupitersnoot4915]

Different strain of Meningitis

[@ultraboombean]

Surely there has to be a better alternative to fusing the spine if it causes stiffness?

[@millisagable9332]

Did she not get a Vaccine?

[@lampposts4225]

in the US at least the vaccine for meningitis isn't given until about 10 or 11 because it is fairly rare in young children.

[@nhugh23]

In Ireland, you receive the vaccine for Men C in your 6 mth vaccination and Men B in the 2, 4 and 12 mth vaccinations. All vaccines are paid for by the State budget so parents do not have to finance it directly but vaccines are not legally enforced (sadly) but hopefully, showing this will show more parents the need to vaccinate against preventable life-threatening illness.

[@luminekallea5891]

not all types of Meningitis are preventable by vaccine, and it seems that child was WAY too young for any vaccines yet.

[@nhugh23]

LittleWolfGamer _ There are some that are not vaccine preventable, it is true, but in Ireland, the vaccines, including some Men ones, start at 2 months. She looks to be circa 10 months, so she should have, if she was vaccinated, gotten her first few sets of vaccines at birth(her BCG) 2, 4, and 6 months, and those include 2 doses of Men B and a dose of Men C. Ireland starts vaccines way younger than she is.

[@kylierae3156]

It also depends how old this episode is, I know in my country the meningitis vaccines did not really become available until about 2004 and even then you had to be 4 or 5 years old

[@Potatoxxx6]

I had meningitis and I survived thankfully but had to go 4 hospital she just has to keep fighting Meningitis also killed my dead auntie

[@raphaellee5618]

hi how are you ?

[@kevinalejandrofloresrodrig3661]

It. Look. Fun.

[@thefuzzypenguin778]

This is one of the many reasons why you SHOULD always vaccinate your children. So important.

[@emmacookson7237]

TheFuzzyPenguin yes but the mmr vaccine only stops meningitis from spreading but not bacterial menningitis

[@ems11388]

Not all of these vaccines were on the schedule back when this was filmed. And it is bacterial that is covered Emma, not viral. Just like a doctor wouldn't give you antibiotics for a viral infection but do for bacterial.

[@myoldvhstapes]

@TheFuzzyPenguin: Real life is far more complicated. My friend's grandbaby was killed by the USA's "routine schedule" of two-month vaccinations. Most tiny infants can handle the onslaught of having six vaccines at once, a few cannot. Should we thank his parents for keeping the rest of us safe? Supporting herd immunity?

[@snoodlenoodledoodles3552]

My Old VHS Tapes I’m sorry that the baby passed. I have never heard of anyone’s child losing their life to vaccines. Did the baby have underlying medical issues or an allergy to the vaccines? Maybe that was the cause of his passing. Either way it is tragic and I am sending my love and prayers your way. I personally am a strong supporter of vaccines. I couldn’t imagine how poorly an unvaccinated child would be in a mainstream school. One of my friends parents are anti vax and she is trying to raise money to pay for her own vaccines because she feels poorly quite often. Are you supportive of vaccines or are you more wary? You don’t have to answer if you do not feel comfortable doing so.

[@lizziewallace6159]

When she was little

[@kevinalejandrofloresrodrig3661]

That. look sad

[@niraerieunna8867]

God got all the kids in the hospital blessed and heading toured a good life

[@rowdeo8968]

Thank goodness for science and medicine she was so so close to death thank the doctors not god for her recovery. I am glad the irish are becoming non believers so they can progress. She could have died period.

[@tahliadalle9795]

No thank God his the one who saved her.

[@megs905]

I love the Scottish accent :) but that baby is beautiful even with lesions!

[@margaretdonovan6085]

This is Irish not Scottish 😂😂

[@dianelyon1050]

It Irish not Scottish x

[@misspamba1]

Allah ya shifayk

[@MsK-xm7vw]

My son suffered Bacterial Meningitis at aged 5yrs. In Calgary, AB Canada. After his temperature dropped, he ragained full consciousness and the antibiotics took effect we were released home to deal with the ramifications on our own. He suffered a year of severe migraines and bells palsey. Afterwards, without time for his brain to recover, they diagnosed him as Mentally retarded; but, because Home Schooling was a new concept then, they insisted they only worked with schools and hung us out to dry. With zero support and numerous attacks from the Alberta Gov't, nobody stood a chance. I so wish we were British citizens under British humanitarian laws. We'd both be successors instead of survivors!

[@supergirlsurvivor]

Why do you have to wear plastic when you’re in the ICU department of the hospital?

[@rebeccawright5987]

To lower the amount of germs the patients are exposed to.

[@Sejkcmj]

Rebecca is correct. Pediatric NICU/ICU have very strict policies in place to avoid making fragile patients even worse. You have to scrub under your nails, wash with a surgical soap for 2 minutes, wear gowns and wipe down cell phones with germicidal wipes before entering the wing. You are supposed to have a barrier between you and the baby at all times. **at least in the Michigan,USA NICU my baby was in**

[@blitzen5038]

@@Sejkcmj same in the adult ICU, my dad has meningitis when I was a kid and it we had to wear masks, gloves , the gown, before we were allowed in. It was a scary experience to see my dad like that as a kid but luckily my dad survived

[@dianelyon1050]

To prevent cross contamination and infection

[@RhiReviews]

This was filmed in 1999... I was the same age as the boy that fell down the stairs. Now I feel old lol.

[@missbubblez12luvseh]

Yeah this wasn't filmed in 1999.

[@kylierae3156]

It was filmed in 2011

[@Imaginehello7799]

Oh they had Nintendo DS XL in 1999? wow.

[@izzy1301]

That was David’s date of birth

[@emz9131]

Rhi's Reviews the how do you explain Sarah being diagnosed with scoliosis in 2006?

[@becky_1919]

Isnt there a vaccine for this? Was she vaccinated?

[@bsidethebox]

There is a vaccine that prevents infection from some of the causes of meningitis...but not all of them. :( You can be vaccinated and still contract meningitis from a strain that isn't covered by the vaccine. Your overall risk of getting meningitis is still greatly reduced if you're vaccinated.

[@LINDATHRALL-pb8zu]

PLEASE TEMPLE STREET CALL OUR NATIONAL/REGION NAL BURN UNIT DIRECTOR FOOTBALL PARAMEDIC BACKBOARD IS READY WITH HIS TEAM TO COME YOUR WAY TO HELP THE YOUNGSTER REALLY NEEDS YOUR HELP

[@isabellelee2569]

How come she has red patches all over her body?

[@snoodlenoodledoodles3552]

Isabelle Lee those are lesions caused by the meningitis. They should heal as she recovers

[@isabellelee2569]

Snoodle Noodle Doodles 𝗼𝗵 𝗼𝗸 𝘁𝗵𝘅 😁

[@kathrynellison328]

Sometimes it can be so bad they have limb amputations

[@finnbardonnelly9522]

😃

[@mikhael6519]

Dalam nama Tuhan Yesus kamu sembuh..

[@avery7699]

Irish people me neck American people my neck I just learn something new

[@watchmontecarlo3809]

Anethesia or oxygeneted?

[@emmacookson7237]

monica Mangondato oxygenated

[@chucklestoo7284]

1:47 Cork University Hospital Hmmmm i was born there 😂

[@watchmontecarlo3809]

20 pcs mefinamic 500 gra?20 pcs mefinimic garda 500 gram?

[@mariamkinen8036]

I understood that we only need a one-time vaccination against meningitis ... ?

[@kylierae3156]

For viral meningitis yes, but not all bacterial meningitis. Also this child was probably too young for vaccines

[@nhugh23]

Kylie Rae in Ireland, the vaccines start at 2 months, she should have, by her age, (she looks about 10 months) the doses of meningitis injections from her 2,4 and 6 month vaccines. It may be bacterial, which is not as easily prevented, but her vaccines would have long started. You get your BCG very young here

[@kylierae3156]

@@nhugh23 oh okay, in NZ you don't get the meningitis vaccine until you're 2

[@Hi-hs2yr]

The girl with scoliosis- her curve in her back is much worse than I initially thought. It do be making a C.

[@noribraddock1085]

I was in Google when I was little

[@abfarrow3596]

What do you mean?

[@victoriachism4741]

No radiation proof blanket over that young man while his neck was being x-rayed? I'm appalled! The dentist's here (US) office covers patients when X-rays of the teeth are done.

[@Thatclimbingirl]

It’s not common here. The radiation dose is fairly small.

[@watchmontecarlo3809]

20 pcs mefinamic 500 gram?20 pcs mefinamic garda 500 gram

[@watchmontecarlo3809]

Malaking betadine na cotton

[@He805]

What????==?

[@watchmontecarlo3809]

E right mo ang final cord niya

[@bell6012]

What does this mean?

[@watchmontecarlo3809]

Tahi mo ang kanya sama sa liko

[@haleypennington5199]

Theater

[@snoodlenoodledoodles3552]

Haley Pennington it’s in Europe so it THEATRE

[@aishlingwall9823]

I call it operationing room