11-Year-Old Intermountain Patient Selected as Children's Miracle Network Champion

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11-year-old Kendalyn Illu named Children's Miracle Network Champion for her resilience managing rare chronic condition. Her story will be featured on General Mills cereal boxes nationwide.

11-Year-Old Intermountain Patient Selected as Children's Miracle Network Champion

Kendalyn Illu, an 11-year-old patient at Intermountain Health Primary Children's Hospital, has been named a National Champion by Children's Miracle Network in recognition of her resilience and positive outlook while managing a chronic health condition. The honor will be prominently displayed through a partnership with General Mills, which will feature Illu on cereal boxes during May and in Costco locations across the United States.

Illu has been living with chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction, a rare condition affecting normal digestive function. The selection as a National Champion reflects both her personal strength in facing ongoing medical challenges and her role as an inspiration to other pediatric patients navigating similar health journeys.

Children's Miracle Network's champion program recognizes patients who demonstrate exceptional courage and determination. The national visibility through the General Mills campaign will further amplify awareness of pediatric health challenges while celebrating Illu's individual story.

Source: GlobeNewswire Inc.

Back to newsPublished Feb 13

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