
Mom of NICU Twin Babies Forrest & Wynston Describes Stay at Ronald McDonald House
By Leia (Mom & current house guest) On January 30th, I found out I was pregnant. I thought there was no way that I could be pregnant after trying for
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By Leia (Mom & current house guest) On January 30th, I found out I was pregnant. I thought there was no way that I could be pregnant after trying for
By Betsi Werling Editor’s Note: After almost a decade, Joe & Betsi Werling came back to Columbus from northwest Ohio last week, bringing their daughter, Savannah, with them to visit
By Rick Shepherd This month, American Ninja Warrior contestant Michelle Warnky Buurma returned to the show with her little champion, Grace, cheering her on. At the same Ohio gym where she
In this volunteer spotlight, former NICU nurse turned Ronald McDonald Family Room volunteer Debby talks about how she decided to volunteer at the room, what it’s like volunteering in the room, and explains that you don’t need to be a former medical professional to volunteer with RMHC. Just being a good listener is enough.
By Amy Gooden In January 2007 my son Joshua was born five weeks premature and suffered severe digestive complications. A few days after he was born he was transferred from
We knew the baby was coming, but we didn’t know when. On a Wednesday in April, an expecting mother in Columbus, Ohio had picked us to be the adoptive
Last year, Shannon Thomas’ cousin had premature twin boys, Cale and Cole, born in Marietta, Ohio. The twins were healthy in size for being born premature. However, they had multiple complications
By Jennifer Tackett Christmas 2013 was supposed to be magical. It was our first as a married couple and we were also expecting our first child. I hadn’t felt great
Dear Ronald McDonald House Volunteers and Staff, My husband and I would like to say thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Our baby, Clay, was transferred here very
By Vicki Chappelear A bright-eyed four-year-old, little girl walked into my office and gave me a big smile. She looked me straight in the eye, placed her hands on her