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Children's Champions for Children's Hospital videos

		Frank Cummins Frank was a completely healthy teenager, until one weekend he got a bit dehydrated. His sickness progressed, ending in a seizure.				Tyler Kreklow  Tyler was born with supraventricular tachycardia and an atrial septal defect. When he was 5, he was diagnosed with an immunodeficiency, and needed infusions every week. He was diagnosed with a virtually clean bill of health Sept. 17, 2007, three weeks before he was tragically killed in a car accident.
		Ryan and Sean Kennedy Ryan and Sean were riding dirt bikes when they collided head on at full speed on a hill, knocking both out. Flight for Life took Ryan to Children's Hospital. Both kids were wearing helmets, which saved Ryan's life and kept Sean from serious injuries.				Michna's Story Brittany had a week-long stomachache at age 9. Mom decided to take her to Children's Hospital, where she was quickly diagnosed with neuroblastoma. She had a transplant from her own stem cells in a 12-hour surgery.