Patient Information
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Larry Leib, Board of Directors – Shriners Children's:
We're here today at the University of Michigan to welcome Ally, one of our Shriners Children's patients in Philadelphia, who has scoliosis.
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Ally:
Hi. I'm Ally.
Larry Leib:
Scoliosis is a curvature of the spine. But today she's here to spend some time with the University of Michigan baseball team.
Ally, Patient at Shriners Children's Philadelphia:
Yes, I'm so excited. I was diagnosed when I was 13 in the summer, like summer going into eighth grade. It's safe to say I've been there at least 20 times, flying there or driving there. And each time I go there, it's a very personal experience. I've had one surgery so far, and I am currently looking into having a second surgery.
Michael, Ally's Father:
When Shriners said that they would take care of her, it just completely put us at ease.
Ally:
I threw one, one good one.
Tracy Smith, University of Michigan Head Baseball Coach:
I have to say what a privilege it was to spend time and our team spend time with Ally and her family. We feel fortunate to be a part of this overall mission, which is much greater than baseball.
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Crowd:
Yay!
Ally:
Yay! That wasn't bad. That wasn't bad. Thank you.
Team:
Let's go, one, two, one, two!
Team and Ally:
Michigan!
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