Hannah and Arias
By: Teresa Dietrich Hannah’s personality can be described as “big and funny.” She’s outgoing and friendly, with a wide range of interests that made finding
By: Teresa Dietrich Hannah’s personality can be described as “big and funny.” She’s outgoing and friendly, with a wide range of interests that made finding
By: Teresa Dietrich ​ Steven is a small and excitable child, his gap-toothed smile frequently lighting up the room. His cheerful attitude appears to perfectly
By: Teresa Dietrich Sawyer perched on his dinosaur themed bed, tyrannosaurus rex mask hung above him, his early enthusiasm for meeting paleontologist Matt much more
When I was in my sophomore year, I was taken out of high school for five months to undergo chemotherapy treatments for Burkitt’s lymphoma. At
 By: Teresa Dietrich ​ Why do we read with our kids? There are obvious benefits to reading aloud to kids: exposure to syntax helps with
On Saturday, June 12, Connecting Champions Executive Director Sidney Kushner and I had the pleasure of presenting and leading a discussion at Stupid Cancer’s annual
As a huge fan of Mexican food, Kyle was ecstatic when Chef Sam had a cooking lesson prepared for him with all his favorite foods.
Who doesn’t love a trip to the science center!? When our friends at the Carnegie Science Center found out we have a young science enthusiast,
Kyle is a man with a plan and a passion for food. We first met Kyle during one of his appointments at UPMC Children’s Hospital
Our future constitutional lawyer, Sophia, and her mentor Ellen were out and about recently at the Pennsylvania Innocence Project annual celebration. Ellen invited Sophia to
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