Oh, seeing someone walk down the corridor for the first time with a really good gait. Seeing a child who has a really bad scoliosis and was very deformed now looking better, looking straighter. Children just being happier because things were done here at Children's which made life a little bit better. I think those are very rewarding situations. Not that we can always make it go away, but we can do interventions that make one's life better and that's the important thing. That's why they come here; because what we can offer to maximize a patient's potential and quality of life is important.
