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Childhood Illness Survivor Becomes Medical Student, Returns to Hospital That Saved Her
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By אביבית מיסניקוב
First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
Ella Kramer, who survived two liver transplants and extensive hospitalizations for a rare liver disease, is now a medical student returning to the hospital where she was treated. She aims to inspire other young patients by demonstrating that a full life is possible after serious illness.
- 01Ella Kramer, a double liver transplant survivor, is now a medical student.
- 02She will intern at Schneider Children's Medical Center, where she was a patient.
- 03Kramer was diagnosed with biliary atresia as an infant.
- 04She received her first transplant at age 10 and a second later in life.
- 05Her goal is to inspire children facing similar health challenges.
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