Your stories

Everyone has a story. And this holds especially true for all of you connected to RMHC. You have high points and low times. You have setbacks and rallying spirits. You have tales of inspiration and stories of encouragement.

Share your story with others so they can inspire, encourage, and comfort families across the RMHC community.

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  • our precious baby Taylor

    merranda

    16/01/2012 10:06am

    This Story is about Ronald McDonald House

    I am so thankful for the Ronald Mcdonald House. We was in colombus ohio at Nationwide Childrens Hospital with our baby Taylor. He was born June 5th 2011. He was born in Charleston wv. They transported him there after he went into kidney failure. We was there for 2 weeks and 2 days. The Ronald Mcdonald House was so helpful it is a wonderful place for families. Everyone is so nice. Taylor passed away July 15th 2011. I know he is in a btter place but it breaks our hearts to have to let him go. But i know if I ever have to go back to the Ronald Mcdonald House for anything they would be there.

  • The First Time

    Joe

    12/01/2012 7:51pm

    This Story is about Ronald McDonald House

    Im very grateful for the people that made this possible.Here in Nashville TN.I have a baby name Mila, that just got a open heart surgery. she also has down syndrome.she is azaming. and the RMDH is a great help.

  • hello

    hanna

    09/01/2012 1:42pm

    This Story is about Donors

    well hi i made a match makeing booth to make money for a dontats so i am going to give all my money to it

  • Elaina

    Alyssa

    07/01/2012 2:01am

    This Story is about General

    Hi.. Im twelve years old and my sister Elaina was diagnosed with autism and the rmh let my mom and i at the RMH. THANK YOU RMH! from alyssa ANd tammy

  • Fight for a Life

    Brittany Shamp

    03/01/2012 12:33pm

    This Story is about Ronald McDonald House

    Born as a micropreemie at 1lb 8oz at 24 weeks, my daughter was transported to a different hospital about 1hr and 30mins away from home. I was worried about how I would be able to be there for her everyday and take care of her. Then I heard about the Ronald McDonald House in Orlando at the campus of Arnold Palmer. I spent 5 long months there as my daughter faught for her life. The staff were wonderful and very uplifting. I met so many other mothers and families going through the same thing. I loved that I could spend all day with my daughter and come back to the house and talk with other moms about the progress of our babies. I would definately recommend the RM house to anyone.