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WVU Medicine provides care and comfort to 8-year-old with spina bifida

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Eight-year-old Bobbee Ohara was diagnosed with spina bifida as an infant. Last Christmas, Bobbee underwent surgery to try and treat her birth defect. Bobbee participated in many different activities and crafts in the hospital while healing from her surgery. The staff even let her in on a very special secret about the Grinch.

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WVU Medicine provides care and comfort to 8-year-old with spina bifida

BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) - Eight-year-old Bobbee Ohara is just like every little girl; she loves reading, playing, art, and the famous cartoon "Bluey." Bobbee was diagnosed with spina bifida as an infant, however, and has been in and out of hospitals for a majority of her childhood. Last Christmas, Bobbee underwent surgery to try and treat her birth defect. Bobbee’s mother, Amanda, says WVU Medicine treated them like family in a time when they needed…

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