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Mia, who had problems with aspiration, takes a sip of water on the beach

Mia takes a sip

After almost two years struggling with aspiration, Mia finally passed her final swallow study last summer — and enjoyed her first sip of water. “She had a big smile on her face as sipped, then looked at us, and said “Ahhhhhhh!” says her mom. “We’re so grateful for the amazing care she’s received in the Aerodigestive Center.”

Read Mia’s original story here.

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Social distancing and masking: Tips from Dr. Mal Adjusted and Dr. Be Bopper

Dr. Mal is having a hard time remembering to social distance. Luckily, Dr. Be Bopper knows how to stay safe with friends. Watch as she offers Dr. Mal tips on how to follow social distancing rules during COVID-19.

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