When Beau was born, doctors found that his pulmonary vein was not connecting to his heart or getting enough oxygen. 

Hope and Alana Hall, both born more than two months early, have grown to become accomplished students and golfers.

When 3-week-old Julian Letchworth arrived at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center’s emergency department on a Saturday in August, his prognosis was beyond dire. Emergency brain surgery might save his life — temporarily — if he survived the procedure.

With his surgery in April at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, Camden Mills became the 1,500th patient treated by John Gearhart, M.D., and his team at the Bladder Exstrophy Center of Excellence since it started tracking patients in 1975.

Josie Connor volunteers weekly to help children awaiting medical procedures and surgeries.

For Adam Boukind, Friday afternoon is the best part of his week. That’s when he plays video games with young patients at the Children’s Center.