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Beachwood High School's 'Hope Heals' stops at Crocker Park | Local News - Vimarsana News

Beachwood High School's 'Hope Heals' stops at Crocker Park | Local News

Crocker Park in Westlake is partnering with Beachwood High School to host the “Hope Heals” project’s inflatable teddy bears from April 26 to May 5.

10 Uplifting Stories To Get You Through The Week (6/23/19) - Vimarsana News

10 Uplifting Stories To Get You Through The Week (6/23/19)

End the week on a happy note with some of the more inspiring stories that happened over the last few days. If, in addition, you would like to read about

Mali donates Medi Teddies for others fighting illness like her - Vimarsana News

Mali donates Medi Teddies for others fighting illness like her

A young woman fighting a terminal illness is on a mission to help others with Medi Teddies. Read the story and learn how you can help here!

Fairfield Teen's Invention Takes Off Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Fairfield Teen's Invention Takes Off Worldwide

Fairfield Teen's Invention Takes Off Worldwide - Fairfield, CT - The Medi Teddy, which helps make IV medication less intimidating for children, has been given to kids in 23 countries through a non-profit.

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CT teenager's 'Medi Teddy' invention makes IV medication just a little less scary - Vimarsana News

CT teenager's 'Medi Teddy' invention makes IV medication just a little less scary

CT teenager's 'Medi Teddy' invention makes IV medication just a little less scary FacebookTwitterEmail Ella Casano, 13, of Fairfield, created the Medi Teddy to cover IV bags for children who have to undergo treatment that involves regular IV infusions.Courtesy of Laura Barr photography FAIRFIELD — When Ella Casano was 7, she was diagnosed with idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura, a rare autoimmune disorder that results in a low count of platelets, which help in blood clotting. That meant, if she got hurt, her blood wouldn’t clot properly. “It wasn’t safe for me to do things like play ...