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  • Through the Eyes of a Childhood Cancer Survivor: 5 Ways Life Changes after Cancer

    “Pray for me, it’s cancer.” This was my first Facebook status update following my official diagnosis with liver cancer at 16 years old. Looking through my Facebook now, there’s photos of my beautiful bride and I celebrating with our closest friends and family - including my former oncologist, Dr. Eslin. While the journey was anything but easy, I am so thankful to have gone through it with my medical team/family at Arnold Palmer Hospital. As a childhood cancer survivor who just celebrated the five-year cancer-free mark, here are the biggest changes I’ve come across as an adult:

  • Pediatric Cardiac Anesthesia

    Our cardiac anesthesiologists at The Heart Center are dedicated to providing high quality, specialized care to your child requiring anesthesia or sedation.

  • 10 Ways to Ensure Your Kids Are Ready for the School Year

    The start of the school season is upon us! It’s time for parents and caregivers to consider some of the health and wellness issues that arise when kids return to the classroom. By going over a checklist ahead of time, families are more likely to prevent problems rather than having to tackle them later.

  • Responding to the Sandy Hook shooting: How to cope with tragedy

    In some ways, it seems impossible to write anything about the tragic shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School and yet I want to reach out.  What can anyone say about such a loss?  I cannot imagine the feelings of the families whose children and loved ones have died.  Or the feelings of the children, teachers and families who were traumatized even though they escaped physical harm.

  • Hearing the “A” word: autism

  • Pediatric Craniosynostosis Program

    Our Pediatric Craniofacial team provides evaluation and treatment for patients with Craniosynostosis.

  • How to keep your kids from begging for Halloween candy

    Halloween has become one of my favorite holidays. I never cared for it much before I became a parent, but now I look forward to it every year. My kids get so excited for the day to finally arrive, and I love seeing them dressed up in their little costumes, even if it’s only long enough for a couple of pictures. We take them door to door, and they continue to be thrilled each and every time a neighbor drops a treat into their ever-growing stash. We come home way past their bedtime with loads of treasure, and they can’t wait to dig through it all and sample their goodies.

  • Orlando Health and the YMCA of Central Florida expand affiliation

    Alliance focuses on health and wellness of the community.

  • Coming to terms with the competitive nature of motherhood

    Mothering is hard, isn’t it?

  • Children are the Silent Victims of Domestic Abuse

    Part one of a two-part series.