Life, Unexpected
Follow the inspiring stories of four individuals under pediatric palliative care as they and their families navigate the unexpected realities of life and death with courage and love. From 2-year-old Nayla to 39-year-old Edwin, we delve into the unique challenges of their daily lives and witness the hope and resilience they carry with them.
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Follow the inspiring stories of four individuals under pediatric palliative care as they and their families navigate the unexpected realities of life and death with courage and love. From 2-year-old Nayla to 39-year-old Edwin, we delve into the unique challenges of their daily lives and witness the hope and resilience they carry with them.
Caring for a child in the Star PALS paediatric palliative care programme is a dedicated healthcare team who stand by these young warriors and their families. What motivates these caregivers?
Caring for a child in the Star PALS paediatric palliative care programme is a dedicated healthcare team who stand by these young warriors and their families. What motivates these caregivers?
Nayla, an infant with Trisomy 18, endures a routine that includes frequent hospital visits and daily suctioning, while a mother, Jeannie learns to cope with the loss of her daughter, Amelia.
Nayla, an infant with Trisomy 18, endures a routine that includes frequent hospital visits and daily suctioning, while a mother, Jeannie learns to cope with the loss of her daughter, Amelia.
The Rare Disorders Society Singapore champions the cause of children with rare diseases. Kenneth and Patricia, who lead the society, navigate life with their daughter, Chloe, who has Pompe Disease.
The Rare Disorders Society Singapore champions the cause of children with rare diseases. Kenneth and Patricia, who lead the society, navigate life with their daughter, Chloe, who has Pompe Disease.
What are the dreams of young patients with serious illnesses who face uncertain futures? For the caregivers at Star PALS, how do they persevere through the heartbreaking reality of losing patients?
What are the dreams of young patients with serious illnesses who face uncertain futures? For the caregivers at Star PALS, how do they persevere through the heartbreaking reality of losing patients?