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At Gillette Children's we help every child in our care live a life defined by dreams, not diagnosis. Here you will find stories of inspiration and triumph and joy. Learn more about our work with patients and families that don't give up as we help every child live their story. Gillette Stories Magazine

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Cerebral Palsy

Busting Common Cerebral Palsy Myths

There are a lot of good questions out there about cerebral palsy but there are also misconceptions. Check out the common CP myths that need busting.

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Cerebral Palsy

Transforming Lives with Cerebral Palsy Care

See how Gillette Children’s partners worldwide to deliver innovative care, family support, and hope for every child.

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Epilepsy and Seizures

What are Common Causes and Signs of Seizures in Children?

Explore the signs and causes of seizures in children, and learn how Gillette Children's can help.

A boy in a green shirt sits on a chair with his mom to his right and his dad to his left in an infusion room at Gillette Children's.

Mental Health Conditions

How to Talk to Your Child About Their Diagnosis

Talking to your child about their medical diagnosis doesn’t have to be a solo pursuit. Your family has real, life-changing support at Gillette Children’s.

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Sports Injuries

How Is An ACL Tear Treated in Children and Teens?

Learn the signs of an ACL tear, and how the experts at Gillette Children's can help.

A girl hides her face in her hand in the foreground as a group of three children in the background point and laugh.

Is it Bullying or Teasing?

October is bullying prevention month and a time to raise awareness about the harm created by bullies. The Director of Child and Family Services at Gillette Children's says teamwork between parents and teachers is the key to help kids feel safe. He suggests some tips to help parents discern if their child is being bullied or simply being teased.