Sheffield Children'S Hospital Nhs And Charity

Friday inspiration! Chase Gardiner was born prematurely at just 27 weeks in July last year. Due to his young age, he required highly-specialist neo-natal transport from the Embrace Ambulance Service.
Thanks to the care he received, Chase now only attends appointments every six months at our hospital. The youngster’s good health prompted his Dad Daniel to give something back, which is when he saw our Skydive challenge on social media.
Daniel explained: “If you’d have asked me... before Chase was born, I’d have been one of those people saying ‘you won’t get me doing that’. But compared to what he has been through, jumping out of a plane didn’t seem so bad”.
Daniel raised over £2,000 for the Embrace Ambulance Service and thoroughly enjoyed the experience:
“I couldn’t stop grinning afterwards. It’s definitely one of the best things I have ever done" he continued.
The next Skydive for our hospital takes place in April. To register your interest, visit: https://www.tchc.org.uk/events/
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We're joining in with the 10 year challenge!
Do you remember when our Outpatients Department at the hospital looked like this?
What a difference a decade makes! See how it's changed.

It's here! Our #GoldenHour Challenge has just landed! Could you raise £60 for our hospital this March?
The Golden Hour is the first hour after a traumatic injury, when treatment is most effective. We're challenging you to raise £1 for every minute in the Golden Hour to help our young patients when they need it the most.
Whether you dress all in yellow for the day, bake your signature lemon tart or pop our sweepstake poster in your office, every penny you raise really does mak...e a difference.
We know you can do it! Go Gold and change lives this March. Request your free fundraising pack today www.tchc.org.uk/events/golden-hour-challe nge.html
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What to do with lots of old lanyards? It's sew simple!
Watch how our team at Ryegate Children's Centre turn something used into something useful.

We need your nominations! We are inviting young patients and their families to nominate their favourite doctors, nurses and more for a Children's Star Award. Any child or young person who has received treatment from Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust services in 2018 can make a nomination before the end of January with the winners being announced in March. Nominate your favourite by visiting our website: https://www.sheffieldchildrens.nhs.uk/abo ut-us/star-awards/
The ...Sheffield Children’s Star Awards have been running for more than eight years, and each year children have awarded this special prize to staff who went the extra mile for them.
This year the Star Awards have been sponsored by NHS Professionals. Colin McCready, CEO, NHS Professionals, said, "NHS Professionals is delighted to support the Star Awards as a way to recognise the exceptional staff who have gone the extra mile in supporting and caring for children and young people in Sheffield."
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Eva travels 1,300 miles every year to come to Sheffield Children’s for treatment.
She loves music, dancing and going to school even though she has Osteogenesis imperfecta type 3, also known as ‘brittle bones’. When she was little, even sneezing could cause her thin bones to fracture. Eva flies over from Belfast to visit our specialist bone medicine service with her mum and dad for three days every twelve weeks.
Her mum said: “It was unknown before we came here. People were s...o frightened because Eva’s condition was so severe. The team at Sheffield Children’s are really superb, they taught us how to manage it. This is the best place to come; it’s where the experts are.
“Eva is like an X-man, there was a 1 in 10,000 chance of this mutation happening during pregnancy. There was no history of it in the family.”
When Eva was six weeks old, her mum and dad were able to hold her for the first time in our High Dependency Unit. Over the years since then she has had surgery to fit rods in her legs to help straighten them and treatment with the bone and dental teams. We’re looking forward to seeing you again soon Eva!
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Join Team Theo for the Sheffield Half Marathon 2019!
Every runner taking on the Sheffield Half for Sheffield Children's Hospital will become part of #TeamTheo! Whether you're running for the first time or the 100th time, we're with you every step of the way! Our runners will receive a charity running t-shirt, fundraising pack and become part of the best team ever!
A major event in the UK's running calendar, the Sheffield Half Marathon (sponsored by the ASDA foundation) which ...in 2019 takes place on Sunday 14th April at 9.30am - attracts thousands of runners of all abilities and spectators to the city's streets and raises many thousands of pounds for good causes.
With a city centre start and finish, the event boasts a super scenic route - with stunning views of the Peak District for those who conquer the climb to Ringinglow.
Please visit https://www.runforall.com/…/half-m…/s heffield-half-marathon/ to register through general entry and choose us as your charity to run for!
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We're on TV again! The latest series of #OperationOuch on CBBC with Dr Chris and Xand van Tulleken and Dr Ronx is filmed here at Sheffield Children's. Meet our patients and learn some fascinating things about the human body. We're on every episode - you can find the latest version here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/…/m…/operation- ouch-series-7-episode-2

If you’re looking for some Monday motivation…
13-year-old George Harrison was a very sporty teenager, playing football and squash several times a week and spending his evenings running to keep fit.
However, on Mother’s Day last year, he began feeling ill after a family meal out. His parents initially believed the sickness was due to food poisoning, and took George to their local GP.
... He was then transferred to our hospital and diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, a type of blood cancer. Each year, around 70 children aged up to 14 years old are diagnosed with the condition in the UK.
While George focused on his recovery, his family began fundraising to help transform the Cancer ward which had become their home, raising an incredible £10,000!
Best of all, George entered remission in October and celebrated by ringing the ward bell! You can watch the moving moment here.
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Wow! What an incredible LEGO creation!
Ellie built this LEGO MRI Scanner in memory of her dad, Jack, for our hospital to help staff show patients what will happen when they go for an MRI scan.
She handed it over to our Head of Radiology, Sara Elliott yesterday so they can help put patient's minds at ease before their scan.The LEGO bed even wheels in and out!
... How amazing is that. Thank you Ellie!
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Forget the grand prix – our car collection just expanded!
Now even more young patients have the opportunity to drive to theatre in style. Children can calm their nerves before surgery by going for a spin in the mini electric cars. Our first mini Tesla car has been very popular and we can’t wait to get this one on the road.
Thanks to the the Tesla Owners Group UK, and the logistical work of Deryn Harvey, over 120 mini cars have been sent all across the UK. What a great feat! Here’s George showing us how it’s done.

On the last day of 2018, we're revisiting one of the most special moments of the year.
In August, our Cancer Ward held a wedding for the mum and dad of one of our patients. It was a special day for the whole family, and the first wedding we've had in the hospital!

We're nearly at the end of our Farewell 2018 Flashbacks, which means it's time to relive the day that Cooper taught us all how to Floss in May.
Everyone got involved, including Dr Xand from CBBC's Operation Ouch, although some staff took a little longer to catch on!

We're always looking to make your child's time at Sheffield Children's as easy as possible, so we were very proud to open up three new wards in April.
Since then, over 4000 children have been treated on them. Have you had a chance to see what they look like yet?

This year, we launched our new appeal to expand the Emergency Department, transform the Cancer Ward and build a brand new Helipad.
To show you why this is needed, we asked Myla to tell her story in October.

It's time for our second Farewell 2018 Flashback.
Just last month we loved seeing James' face as he had fun in a speedy mini Tesla. He zoomed to his surgery thanks to the donation from members of the UK Tesla Owners Group.

2018 has been another exciting year and over the next few days we're sharing some of our favourite 2018 Flashbacks.
First up, let's go back to September when The Walker Cup golfers showed us all their best Baby Shark dance moves.

Here's a special Christmas message from our patron Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill to all of our patients, families, staff and supporters. Merry Christmas everyone, we hope you have a wonderful day.

Father Christmas has sent us a message all the way from his home in Lapland!
He'll be busy tonight delivering presents, but before he sets off, he's making sure everyone has a good sleep ahead of a fun-filled Christmas day tomorrow!

We’ve had cause to use the hospital for both our children, the care has always been absolutely amazing. The staff are so friendly and empathise, everything’s always been explained well to us and the play staff are brilliant with the kids. Thank you to all the amazing staff at Sheffield Children’s Hospital

We had such a positive experience here last week. Everyone was just superb. The staff were great, everywhere was so well planned out for the children and certainly didn’t feel like a hospital environment for a little person. The fold away beds for parents are such a brilliant idea and non intrusive. My son is recovering brilliantly. Thank you.

This hospital is amazing. My baby has been in and out of sevral hospitals and these have been by far the best. The staff and docters and nurses make you feel so welcome and support you brilliantly. my daughters been down to theatre twice before 6 months of age here and the support we rcueve was brilliant. Tjeyve helped my baby with her problems and they listen x

Thank you to everyone on Theatre Admissions Unit who looked after my daughter Anna so well yesterday. Also a big thank you to Stacey in recovery (PACU) for your undevided attention and care xx I must also thank Wendy (Post Anaesthetic Care Unit manager) for your reassuring words on the phone this morning. Much appreciated xx

Thank you so much for the care you gave to my daughter whilst she was in intensive care. We will always remember the dedication you gave to Hannah.

Thank you so much for taking care of my daughter Esmé yesterday before and after her operation! �

So incredibly thankful for such an incredible hospital as the children's! My son had an accident after school yesterday and from the time of the accident to going to A&E and getting home again it was 3hrs, which was amazing to start with. The staff were all so lovely, professional and really made my son feel comfortable even in his pain. We were back in to the theatre admission unit this morning for stitches under general and again the staff were kind, professional and really looked after my son and us! From the nurses, surgeons, play staff, receptionist, anesthesiologist, recovery staff were all fantastic and especially the porter who I believe was called John, he was just lovely and made sure my son was comfortable and preoccupied the whole time and even made sure I was ok once I left the room. I can't thank you enough or say enough good things!!

Sheffield children's hospital are amazing. My 18mth old nephew was diagnosed with meningococcal septaceamia and was in intensive care for 3 weeks. The staff worked tirelessly day and night to keep him alive and to give home the best chance of recovery. Thankfully he pulled through with all the help of the doctors and nurses. We will forever be in your debt. Keep up the phenomenal work that you do for all our childrens

Our daughter has had an emergency operation today and was in a and e yesterday. I can not thank the staff enough the care we received was second to none. Thankyou so much for everything, you are a credit to the nhs �

My son has just come home after a 5 day stay.he was upset and worried knowing he was missing out xmas festivities at home and School..however the charitable organisations didn’t let his stay go un-noticed..on day 1 he had carol singers round his bed,this really cheered him up and made him smile,then day 3 the scouts came round and delivered a handmade knitted teddy to all children on his ward,a gift he will forever treasure..massive thanks to all who take their time out to make the children smile xxx

Incredible place with incredible staff. Our son Oliver was admitted here after throwing up green vomit which they consultant thought could be a sign of Hirschsprung Disease. They did lots of bloods and lots of checks on him and they came back all clear. Little one is still here and has been since 06/03/18 but is on the mend, just finishing his antibiotics and fluids then he'll be back home. The team in Neonatal Surgical Unit are incredible and do a truly fantastic job. Thank to everyone there for looking after our son, what would we do without our brilliant National Health Service

If it weren't for the five Teams of amazing, diligent, intelligent, caring and SENSITIVE Specialists here I have no doubt my daughter would not be here today. She is still quite poorly but thank GOD recovering from the hideous disease we have come to know as HLH (Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis). I cannot ever think of a way to thank you all. Also thanks to Great Ormond Street, Leeds and Newcastle who were working closely with Sheffield to help save her life. You are all amazing and deserve far more credit that you ever seem to receive. Extra special thanks to Dr Shackley, Melody, Sabu, Cathy, Dr Ruud, all the nurses on M2 (especially all the Emma's, Abi, Jess, Louise and Matt), Sadaf, the support workers (especially Suz and Becca) and the cleaners who keep the place as free of germs as humanly possible. We are all incredibly lucky for the NHS indeed and nobody should ever take it for granted. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts x

I have nothing but praise for this hospital especially Mr Sinha the way he has been with my daughter Ebony over the last two years has been nothing but outstanding. He is her hero and has always gone above and beyond. I can not thank him enough. Ebony is old enough now to be leaving the children's hospital to be going over to the royal hallamshire I am just grateful she will still be under the great care of Mr Sinha. Thank you so much.

I can't praise the staff enough, my Grandson had tonsil and adenoid removal and gromits put in just over two weeks ago. Using the new procedure (I think its called coblation) he has recovered very quickly with minimum pain and discomfort. Every member of staff was caring and helpful, he had one overnight stay and was monitored carefully and able to go home the next morning. My daughter has taken him to a local hospital since birth and waited for over six years to get help with his hearing issues, finally discharging him and going to Sheffield, after one visit the consultant said he needed surgery and was booked in and the operation carried out within 6 weeks, fantastic result, cant thank them enough

Can't thank the A n E and AAU enough, everyone I came into contact with were fantastic with me and my child. Im so pleased with the care they provided. Each individual demonstrated the proud values throughout .

Been today and what a lovely hospital. Much prefere this over other hospitals just for the waiting areas alone, and we usually go to gosh.

Amazing, after going to BGDH 3 times with no treatment our 18months old was given superb treatment at a&e here. The staff are just amazing with children, love it!

Amazing hospital! My 9 month old little boy was admitted in january 2018 with septic arthritis and osteomyelitis and still under orthopaedic and immunology 4 months later and will for many years to come cant thank them enough for there fantastic care he received from the doctors and his surgeon mr madan if it wasnt for sheffield he would of lost his life xx

Aadam is out in the ward now and recovering from a minor urgent procedure early this morning. The staff here have been great and can definitely say that we are all so privileged to have the NHS. I am proud to work for the NHS and proud to use the NHS. Free and high class healthcare at point of service. Let's do all we can to safeguard this honoured and vital institution

We’ve had cause to use the hospital for both our children, the care has always been absolutely amazing. The staff are so friendly and empathise, everything’s always been explained well to us and the play staff are brilliant with the kids. Thank you to all the amazing staff at Sheffield Children’s Hospital

We had such a positive experience here last week. Everyone was just superb. The staff were great, everywhere was so well planned out for the children and certainly didn’t feel like a hospital environment for a little person. The fold away beds for parents are such a brilliant idea and non intrusive. My son is recovering brilliantly. Thank you.

This hospital is amazing. My baby has been in and out of sevral hospitals and these have been by far the best. The staff and docters and nurses make you feel so welcome and support you brilliantly. my daughters been down to theatre twice before 6 months of age here and the support we rcueve was brilliant. Tjeyve helped my baby with her problems and they listen x

Thank you to everyone on Theatre Admissions Unit who looked after my daughter Anna so well yesterday. Also a big thank you to Stacey in recovery (PACU) for your undevided attention and care xx I must also thank Wendy (Post Anaesthetic Care Unit manager) for your reassuring words on the phone this morning. Much appreciated xx

Thank you so much for the care you gave to my daughter whilst she was in intensive care. We will always remember the dedication you gave to Hannah.

Thank you so much for taking care of my daughter Esmé yesterday before and after her operation! �

So incredibly thankful for such an incredible hospital as the children's! My son had an accident after school yesterday and from the time of the accident to going to A&E and getting home again it was 3hrs, which was amazing to start with. The staff were all so lovely, professional and really made my son feel comfortable even in his pain. We were back in to the theatre admission unit this morning for stitches under general and again the staff were kind, professional and really looked after my son and us! From the nurses, surgeons, play staff, receptionist, anesthesiologist, recovery staff were all fantastic and especially the porter who I believe was called John, he was just lovely and made sure my son was comfortable and preoccupied the whole time and even made sure I was ok once I left the room. I can't thank you enough or say enough good things!!

Sheffield children's hospital are amazing. My 18mth old nephew was diagnosed with meningococcal septaceamia and was in intensive care for 3 weeks. The staff worked tirelessly day and night to keep him alive and to give home the best chance of recovery. Thankfully he pulled through with all the help of the doctors and nurses. We will forever be in your debt. Keep up the phenomenal work that you do for all our childrens

Our daughter has had an emergency operation today and was in a and e yesterday. I can not thank the staff enough the care we received was second to none. Thankyou so much for everything, you are a credit to the nhs �

My son has just come home after a 5 day stay.he was upset and worried knowing he was missing out xmas festivities at home and School..however the charitable organisations didn’t let his stay go un-noticed..on day 1 he had carol singers round his bed,this really cheered him up and made him smile,then day 3 the scouts came round and delivered a handmade knitted teddy to all children on his ward,a gift he will forever treasure..massive thanks to all who take their time out to make the children smile xxx

Incredible place with incredible staff. Our son Oliver was admitted here after throwing up green vomit which they consultant thought could be a sign of Hirschsprung Disease. They did lots of bloods and lots of checks on him and they came back all clear. Little one is still here and has been since 06/03/18 but is on the mend, just finishing his antibiotics and fluids then he'll be back home. The team in Neonatal Surgical Unit are incredible and do a truly fantastic job. Thank to everyone there for looking after our son, what would we do without our brilliant National Health Service

If it weren't for the five Teams of amazing, diligent, intelligent, caring and SENSITIVE Specialists here I have no doubt my daughter would not be here today. She is still quite poorly but thank GOD recovering from the hideous disease we have come to know as HLH (Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis). I cannot ever think of a way to thank you all. Also thanks to Great Ormond Street, Leeds and Newcastle who were working closely with Sheffield to help save her life. You are all amazing and deserve far more credit that you ever seem to receive. Extra special thanks to Dr Shackley, Melody, Sabu, Cathy, Dr Ruud, all the nurses on M2 (especially all the Emma's, Abi, Jess, Louise and Matt), Sadaf, the support workers (especially Suz and Becca) and the cleaners who keep the place as free of germs as humanly possible. We are all incredibly lucky for the NHS indeed and nobody should ever take it for granted. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts x

I have nothing but praise for this hospital especially Mr Sinha the way he has been with my daughter Ebony over the last two years has been nothing but outstanding. He is her hero and has always gone above and beyond. I can not thank him enough. Ebony is old enough now to be leaving the children's hospital to be going over to the royal hallamshire I am just grateful she will still be under the great care of Mr Sinha. Thank you so much.

I can't praise the staff enough, my Grandson had tonsil and adenoid removal and gromits put in just over two weeks ago. Using the new procedure (I think its called coblation) he has recovered very quickly with minimum pain and discomfort. Every member of staff was caring and helpful, he had one overnight stay and was monitored carefully and able to go home the next morning. My daughter has taken him to a local hospital since birth and waited for over six years to get help with his hearing issues, finally discharging him and going to Sheffield, after one visit the consultant said he needed surgery and was booked in and the operation carried out within 6 weeks, fantastic result, cant thank them enough

Can't thank the A n E and AAU enough, everyone I came into contact with were fantastic with me and my child. Im so pleased with the care they provided. Each individual demonstrated the proud values throughout .

Been today and what a lovely hospital. Much prefere this over other hospitals just for the waiting areas alone, and we usually go to gosh.

Amazing, after going to BGDH 3 times with no treatment our 18months old was given superb treatment at a&e here. The staff are just amazing with children, love it!

Amazing hospital! My 9 month old little boy was admitted in january 2018 with septic arthritis and osteomyelitis and still under orthopaedic and immunology 4 months later and will for many years to come cant thank them enough for there fantastic care he received from the doctors and his surgeon mr madan if it wasnt for sheffield he would of lost his life xx

Aadam is out in the ward now and recovering from a minor urgent procedure early this morning. The staff here have been great and can definitely say that we are all so privileged to have the NHS. I am proud to work for the NHS and proud to use the NHS. Free and high class healthcare at point of service. Let's do all we can to safeguard this honoured and vital institution

We’ve had cause to use the hospital for both our children, the care has always been absolutely amazing. The staff are so friendly and empathise, everything’s always been explained well to us and the play staff are brilliant with the kids. Thank you to all the amazing staff at Sheffield Children’s Hospital

We had such a positive experience here last week. Everyone was just superb. The staff were great, everywhere was so well planned out for the children and certainly didn’t feel like a hospital environment for a little person. The fold away beds for parents are such a brilliant idea and non intrusive. My son is recovering brilliantly. Thank you.

This hospital is amazing. My baby has been in and out of sevral hospitals and these have been by far the best. The staff and docters and nurses make you feel so welcome and support you brilliantly. my daughters been down to theatre twice before 6 months of age here and the support we rcueve was brilliant. Tjeyve helped my baby with her problems and they listen x

Thank you to everyone on Theatre Admissions Unit who looked after my daughter Anna so well yesterday. Also a big thank you to Stacey in recovery (PACU) for your undevided attention and care xx I must also thank Wendy (Post Anaesthetic Care Unit manager) for your reassuring words on the phone this morning. Much appreciated xx

Thank you so much for the care you gave to my daughter whilst she was in intensive care. We will always remember the dedication you gave to Hannah.

Thank you so much for taking care of my daughter Esmé yesterday before and after her operation! �

So incredibly thankful for such an incredible hospital as the children's! My son had an accident after school yesterday and from the time of the accident to going to A&E and getting home again it was 3hrs, which was amazing to start with. The staff were all so lovely, professional and really made my son feel comfortable even in his pain. We were back in to the theatre admission unit this morning for stitches under general and again the staff were kind, professional and really looked after my son and us! From the nurses, surgeons, play staff, receptionist, anesthesiologist, recovery staff were all fantastic and especially the porter who I believe was called John, he was just lovely and made sure my son was comfortable and preoccupied the whole time and even made sure I was ok once I left the room. I can't thank you enough or say enough good things!!

Sheffield children's hospital are amazing. My 18mth old nephew was diagnosed with meningococcal septaceamia and was in intensive care for 3 weeks. The staff worked tirelessly day and night to keep him alive and to give home the best chance of recovery. Thankfully he pulled through with all the help of the doctors and nurses. We will forever be in your debt. Keep up the phenomenal work that you do for all our childrens

Our daughter has had an emergency operation today and was in a and e yesterday. I can not thank the staff enough the care we received was second to none. Thankyou so much for everything, you are a credit to the nhs �

My son has just come home after a 5 day stay.he was upset and worried knowing he was missing out xmas festivities at home and School..however the charitable organisations didn’t let his stay go un-noticed..on day 1 he had carol singers round his bed,this really cheered him up and made him smile,then day 3 the scouts came round and delivered a handmade knitted teddy to all children on his ward,a gift he will forever treasure..massive thanks to all who take their time out to make the children smile xxx

Incredible place with incredible staff. Our son Oliver was admitted here after throwing up green vomit which they consultant thought could be a sign of Hirschsprung Disease. They did lots of bloods and lots of checks on him and they came back all clear. Little one is still here and has been since 06/03/18 but is on the mend, just finishing his antibiotics and fluids then he'll be back home. The team in Neonatal Surgical Unit are incredible and do a truly fantastic job. Thank to everyone there for looking after our son, what would we do without our brilliant National Health Service

If it weren't for the five Teams of amazing, diligent, intelligent, caring and SENSITIVE Specialists here I have no doubt my daughter would not be here today. She is still quite poorly but thank GOD recovering from the hideous disease we have come to know as HLH (Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis). I cannot ever think of a way to thank you all. Also thanks to Great Ormond Street, Leeds and Newcastle who were working closely with Sheffield to help save her life. You are all amazing and deserve far more credit that you ever seem to receive. Extra special thanks to Dr Shackley, Melody, Sabu, Cathy, Dr Ruud, all the nurses on M2 (especially all the Emma's, Abi, Jess, Louise and Matt), Sadaf, the support workers (especially Suz and Becca) and the cleaners who keep the place as free of germs as humanly possible. We are all incredibly lucky for the NHS indeed and nobody should ever take it for granted. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts x

I have nothing but praise for this hospital especially Mr Sinha the way he has been with my daughter Ebony over the last two years has been nothing but outstanding. He is her hero and has always gone above and beyond. I can not thank him enough. Ebony is old enough now to be leaving the children's hospital to be going over to the royal hallamshire I am just grateful she will still be under the great care of Mr Sinha. Thank you so much.

I can't praise the staff enough, my Grandson had tonsil and adenoid removal and gromits put in just over two weeks ago. Using the new procedure (I think its called coblation) he has recovered very quickly with minimum pain and discomfort. Every member of staff was caring and helpful, he had one overnight stay and was monitored carefully and able to go home the next morning. My daughter has taken him to a local hospital since birth and waited for over six years to get help with his hearing issues, finally discharging him and going to Sheffield, after one visit the consultant said he needed surgery and was booked in and the operation carried out within 6 weeks, fantastic result, cant thank them enough

Can't thank the A n E and AAU enough, everyone I came into contact with were fantastic with me and my child. Im so pleased with the care they provided. Each individual demonstrated the proud values throughout .

Been today and what a lovely hospital. Much prefere this over other hospitals just for the waiting areas alone, and we usually go to gosh.

Amazing, after going to BGDH 3 times with no treatment our 18months old was given superb treatment at a&e here. The staff are just amazing with children, love it!

Amazing hospital! My 9 month old little boy was admitted in january 2018 with septic arthritis and osteomyelitis and still under orthopaedic and immunology 4 months later and will for many years to come cant thank them enough for there fantastic care he received from the doctors and his surgeon mr madan if it wasnt for sheffield he would of lost his life xx

Aadam is out in the ward now and recovering from a minor urgent procedure early this morning. The staff here have been great and can definitely say that we are all so privileged to have the NHS. I am proud to work for the NHS and proud to use the NHS. Free and high class healthcare at point of service. Let's do all we can to safeguard this honoured and vital institution

We’ve had cause to use the hospital for both our children, the care has always been absolutely amazing. The staff are so friendly and empathise, everything’s always been explained well to us and the play staff are brilliant with the kids. Thank you to all the amazing staff at Sheffield Children’s Hospital

We had such a positive experience here last week. Everyone was just superb. The staff were great, everywhere was so well planned out for the children and certainly didn’t feel like a hospital environment for a little person. The fold away beds for parents are such a brilliant idea and non intrusive. My son is recovering brilliantly. Thank you.

This hospital is amazing. My baby has been in and out of sevral hospitals and these have been by far the best. The staff and docters and nurses make you feel so welcome and support you brilliantly. my daughters been down to theatre twice before 6 months of age here and the support we rcueve was brilliant. Tjeyve helped my baby with her problems and they listen x

Thank you to everyone on Theatre Admissions Unit who looked after my daughter Anna so well yesterday. Also a big thank you to Stacey in recovery (PACU) for your undevided attention and care xx I must also thank Wendy (Post Anaesthetic Care Unit manager) for your reassuring words on the phone this morning. Much appreciated xx

Thank you so much for the care you gave to my daughter whilst she was in intensive care. We will always remember the dedication you gave to Hannah.

Thank you so much for taking care of my daughter Esmé yesterday before and after her operation! �

So incredibly thankful for such an incredible hospital as the children's! My son had an accident after school yesterday and from the time of the accident to going to A&E and getting home again it was 3hrs, which was amazing to start with. The staff were all so lovely, professional and really made my son feel comfortable even in his pain. We were back in to the theatre admission unit this morning for stitches under general and again the staff were kind, professional and really looked after my son and us! From the nurses, surgeons, play staff, receptionist, anesthesiologist, recovery staff were all fantastic and especially the porter who I believe was called John, he was just lovely and made sure my son was comfortable and preoccupied the whole time and even made sure I was ok once I left the room. I can't thank you enough or say enough good things!!

Sheffield children's hospital are amazing. My 18mth old nephew was diagnosed with meningococcal septaceamia and was in intensive care for 3 weeks. The staff worked tirelessly day and night to keep him alive and to give home the best chance of recovery. Thankfully he pulled through with all the help of the doctors and nurses. We will forever be in your debt. Keep up the phenomenal work that you do for all our childrens

Our daughter has had an emergency operation today and was in a and e yesterday. I can not thank the staff enough the care we received was second to none. Thankyou so much for everything, you are a credit to the nhs �

My son has just come home after a 5 day stay.he was upset and worried knowing he was missing out xmas festivities at home and School..however the charitable organisations didn’t let his stay go un-noticed..on day 1 he had carol singers round his bed,this really cheered him up and made him smile,then day 3 the scouts came round and delivered a handmade knitted teddy to all children on his ward,a gift he will forever treasure..massive thanks to all who take their time out to make the children smile xxx

Incredible place with incredible staff. Our son Oliver was admitted here after throwing up green vomit which they consultant thought could be a sign of Hirschsprung Disease. They did lots of bloods and lots of checks on him and they came back all clear. Little one is still here and has been since 06/03/18 but is on the mend, just finishing his antibiotics and fluids then he'll be back home. The team in Neonatal Surgical Unit are incredible and do a truly fantastic job. Thank to everyone there for looking after our son, what would we do without our brilliant National Health Service

If it weren't for the five Teams of amazing, diligent, intelligent, caring and SENSITIVE Specialists here I have no doubt my daughter would not be here today. She is still quite poorly but thank GOD recovering from the hideous disease we have come to know as HLH (Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis). I cannot ever think of a way to thank you all. Also thanks to Great Ormond Street, Leeds and Newcastle who were working closely with Sheffield to help save her life. You are all amazing and deserve far more credit that you ever seem to receive. Extra special thanks to Dr Shackley, Melody, Sabu, Cathy, Dr Ruud, all the nurses on M2 (especially all the Emma's, Abi, Jess, Louise and Matt), Sadaf, the support workers (especially Suz and Becca) and the cleaners who keep the place as free of germs as humanly possible. We are all incredibly lucky for the NHS indeed and nobody should ever take it for granted. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts x

I have nothing but praise for this hospital especially Mr Sinha the way he has been with my daughter Ebony over the last two years has been nothing but outstanding. He is her hero and has always gone above and beyond. I can not thank him enough. Ebony is old enough now to be leaving the children's hospital to be going over to the royal hallamshire I am just grateful she will still be under the great care of Mr Sinha. Thank you so much.

I can't praise the staff enough, my Grandson had tonsil and adenoid removal and gromits put in just over two weeks ago. Using the new procedure (I think its called coblation) he has recovered very quickly with minimum pain and discomfort. Every member of staff was caring and helpful, he had one overnight stay and was monitored carefully and able to go home the next morning. My daughter has taken him to a local hospital since birth and waited for over six years to get help with his hearing issues, finally discharging him and going to Sheffield, after one visit the consultant said he needed surgery and was booked in and the operation carried out within 6 weeks, fantastic result, cant thank them enough

Can't thank the A n E and AAU enough, everyone I came into contact with were fantastic with me and my child. Im so pleased with the care they provided. Each individual demonstrated the proud values throughout .

Been today and what a lovely hospital. Much prefere this over other hospitals just for the waiting areas alone, and we usually go to gosh.

Amazing, after going to BGDH 3 times with no treatment our 18months old was given superb treatment at a&e here. The staff are just amazing with children, love it!

Amazing hospital! My 9 month old little boy was admitted in january 2018 with septic arthritis and osteomyelitis and still under orthopaedic and immunology 4 months later and will for many years to come cant thank them enough for there fantastic care he received from the doctors and his surgeon mr madan if it wasnt for sheffield he would of lost his life xx

Aadam is out in the ward now and recovering from a minor urgent procedure early this morning. The staff here have been great and can definitely say that we are all so privileged to have the NHS. I am proud to work for the NHS and proud to use the NHS. Free and high class healthcare at point of service. Let's do all we can to safeguard this honoured and vital institution