CONCORD – Twin sisters from Amherst were recently honored as a “Champion Child/Outstanding Adolescent” at a state-wide event honoring young people who overcome serious, chronic health conditions. Abaigeal and Madelyn Conway, high school juniors, were nominated by Souhegan High School Nurse Denise Raymond for their spirit and resilience and then selected by the State Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions. She …
CONCORD – Two Kearsarge Regional High School were recently honored as a “Champion Child/Outstanding Adolescent” at a state-wide event honoring young people who overcome serious, chronic health conditions. Eleventh grader Wyatt Paddock and 9th grader Olivia Bennett were nominated by School Nurse Lisa MacLean for their spirit and resilience and then selected by the State Council for Youths …
CONCORD – A 13-year-old Seacoast boy was recently honored as a “Champion Child/Outstanding Adolescent” at a state-wide event honoring young people who overcome serious, chronic health conditions. Ryan Page was nominated by Astrid Wielens, of Zebra Crossings, for her spirit and resilience and then selected by the State Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions. She wrote …
CONCORD – A 13-year-old Dover girl was recently honored as a “Champion Child/Outstanding Adolescent” at a state-wide event honoring young people who overcome serious, chronic health conditions. Katrina Gadwah was nominated by Astrid Wielens, of Zebra Crossings, for her spirit and resilience and then selected by the State Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions. She wrote in her nomination: “Over the past …
CONCORD – A Franklin boy was recently honored as a “Champion Child/Outstanding Adolescent” at a state-wide event honoring young people who overcome serious, chronic health conditions. Tyler Carson was nominated by Sylvia Pelletier for his spirit and resilience and then selected by the State Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions. She wrote in his nomination: “Tyler Carson experienced mobility limitations for years subsequent …
CONCORD – A 9-year-old Concord boy was recently honored as a “Champion Child/Outstanding Adolescent” at a state-wide event honoring young people who overcome serious, chronic health conditions. Tucker Sharpe was nominated by Rich Pezzillo, Executive Director of the New England Hemophilia Association (NEHA) for his spirit and resilience and then selected by the State Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions. Rich wrote in …
CONCORD – A Salem student was recently honored as a “Champion Child/Outstanding Adolescent” at a state-wide event honoring young people who overcome serious, chronic health conditions. Mia Rose Quigley was nominated by Jill Prakop for her spirit and resilience and then selected by the State Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions. She wrote in his nomination: “Mia is the epitome of courage. Every day she …
CONCORD – A Bedford child was recently honored as a “Champion Child/Outstanding Adolescent” at a state-wide event honoring young people who overcome serious, chronic health conditions. Emalie Harrington, of Bedford, was nominated by Christina D’Allesandro for her spirit and resilience and then selected by the State Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions. She wrote in her nomination: “Emalie Harrington is a …
CONCORD – A Goffstown youth was recently honored as a “Champion Child/Outstanding Adolescent” at a state-wide event honoring young people who overcome serious, chronic health conditions. Emily Pepino, of Goffstown, was nominated by School Nurse Jennifer Franz, RN for her spirit and resilience and then selected by the State Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions. She wrote in her nomination: Emily …
CONCORD – A Lancaster youth was recently honored as a “Champion Child/Outstanding Adolescent” at a state-wide event honoring young people who overcome serious, chronic health conditions. Hannah Smith, of Lancaster, was nominated by Joyce Bernier, Partners In Health coordinator for her spirit and resilience and then selected by the State Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions. She wrote in her nomination: …
