Heart Center: Patient Stories
Patient kicks off new year with new heart
December 28, 2009
Twelve-year-old Harley Duffer spent Christmas day like most other kids — opening presents delivered by Santa.
New Year, new heart
November 03, 2010
One of two sisters awaiting heart transplant receives gift of life.
Hope floats
November 03, 2010
Eleven-year-old undergoes transplant, aspires to bring joy she received to others.
Implanting hope
November 04, 2010
Premature baby tiniest in Texas to receive world's smallest pacemaker
Logan's gift
November 04, 2010
Son's life-saving treatment at Children's inspires family to create foundation
Early discoveries
November 17, 2010
Team approach to transplant care saves patient’s life
November 04, 2010
When 15-year-old Quaneisha Driver's heart continued to deteriorate following cardiac surgery at another area hospital, she was transferred to Children's — the only medical center in North Texas with a sustained history of performing pediatric heart transplants.
Minimally invasive cardiac procedure
November 04, 2010
Eleven-year-old receives life-saving heart transplant
November 03, 2010
Alexia Bronson, 11, arrived at Children's with stomach pain and difficulty breathing. Physicians determined she had developed severe heart disease, requiring admission to the pediatric ICU and aggressive therapy to improve her cardiac function
Patient makes Children's home while waiting for heart transplant surgery
November 03, 2010
Seven-year-old Aubrey Reeves and her mother Cheryl have been living at Children's for the past five months, waiting for Aubrey's third heart transplant. Theirs was one of 17 patient stories shared in a series of on-air interviews conducted during the Children's Miracle Network Radiothon that took place in February at Children's
Revolutionary procedure used to treat a neonatal heart defect
November 04, 2010