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Meet Enoch |
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To look at baby Enoch, you would
never know he had little chance of
survival at birth. As an Ethiopian infant
born with a fused skull, a condition
called Craniosynostosis, Enoch needed
medical care that was not available in
a third-world country.
At 3 months old, he was extremely
malnourished and weighed less than
5 pounds. A Fort Worth missionary
couple met Enoch, began the adoption
process and rushed him to Cook
Children’s for care.
Five months after his arrival,
neurosurgeons at Cook Children’s
performed successful reconstructive
surgery on his skull and forehead.
Today, he’s a healthy and happy
toddler who recently celebrated his 1st
birthday. “He is just as busy and happy,
and good-natured as a baby can be,”
said Enoch’s mother, Abby Brown.
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Your Donations at Work
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Children’s Dallas will
allocate its 2007 Children’s
Miracle Network gifts to
support pediatric research
studies, which will focus on
the development of therapies
to defeat infant and
childhood diseases. The
National Institutes of Health
chose Children’s as one of
14 sites to lead a nationwide
pediatric research initiative.
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As a private, not-for-profit, pediatric academic
hospital, Children’s Medical Center serves as
the primary pediatric teaching facility for the
University of Texas Southwestern Medical
Center at Dallas. Children's is the only
pediatric hospital in the Southwest with a
designated Level I trauma center and was
recently ranked, by Child magazine, as one of
the top 25 pediatric providers in the nation. |

Cook Children’s will
dedicate its 2007 Children’s
Miracle Network donations
toward the Children’s Fund
to support needed medical
equipment, enhance
pediatric programs and
provide care to children
whose families could not
otherwise afford it.
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| Cook Children’s is dedicated to delivering
uncommon care to every child, every day. The
Medical Center’s Magnet designation, which
ranks our nursing services in the top three
percent of the nation’s hospitals, ensures that
Cook Children’s delivers a superior level of
care to children across the region and nation. |
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Helping Kids throughout
North America
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- Children’s Miracle Network is a non-profit organization
which raises funds for an alliance of 170 premier
children’s hospitals throughout North America which
treat 17 million children each year.
- Funds raised in North Texas benefit our two,
leading not-for-profit pediatric medical centers –
Cook Children’s and Children’s Dallas
- Since 1983, more than $20 million has been raised
to support the health and well-being of children of
North Texas
- In 2006, Children’s Miracle Network raised more than
$2.3 million.
- Your donations help treat more than 740,000 children
every year – right here in North Texas.
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Making Miracles Happen
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Miracles are possible through your support of Children’s
Miracle Network. Make your donation today or talk with
your employer about a matching
gift program. Call 214-456-8385
or visit www.cmn-dfw.org
for more information.
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