Read about some of the amazing patients at Bristol Children's Hospital and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
Baby Sebastian was born with a brain condition so severe that he needed surgery at five days old.
George suffered a stroke at just three years old.
Leon developed a rare condition called CPAM in the womb. His prognosis was bleak, but Leon defied the odds.
Thomas went from being an active boy to a full-time wheelchair user in a matter of months.
Freddie spent almost a month on life support after complete heart and organ failure.
11-year-old Eilidh found joy in art therapy after intensive heart surgery.
Alfie was only a few minutes old when he was put on life support.
Keira needed brain surgery to remove a tumour at just two months old. Now, she's nearly five years cancer-free.
Morris had life-saving surgery at less than a week old.
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