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Portrait|480 Grams of Courage: Cylia Maria’s Extremely Preterm Birth
Cylia Maria was born at 22 weeks. She is one of those babies who, not so long ago, would not have been saved. But thanks to the leading-edge expertise in neonatal medicine at Sainte-Justine, she is alive today. Not only that, but she has also overcome the many challenges that face extreme preemies and is hitting all her developmental milestones.
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Portrait|Our Story, Straight from the Heart
Watching as your baby gets taken into the operating room isn’t something you ever get used to. But if it has to happen, Sainte-Justine is exactly where you want to be. If somebody had told me before I gave birth to Nolan that he’d be going in for open-heart surgery on Valentine’s Day, I wouldn’t have believed it. But that’s exactly what happened on February 14, 2023.
Catherine, Nolan’s mother
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Portrait|Going the Extra Mile for Children Like Shirine and Siham
750 and 880 grams: that’s what twin preemies Shirine and Siham weighed when they came into the world at only 26 weeks. Today, more than a year later, they’re the picture of health and have a bright future ahead of them, thanks to the excellent care they have received at Sainte-Justine.
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Portrait|“When you donate shares, you’re investing in children’s future”
After his daughter’s hospitalization, Francis made a promise to give back Sainte-Justine. That’s when he found out about donating publicly traded securities, an option that lets you give generously while still tapping into a number of tax benefits.
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