'Moonbeams' shine bright for young patients in Michigan
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At 8 o'clock every night, the moonbeams, and the smiles, come out at Beaumont Children's hospital in Royal Oak, Mich.
"Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams" was created by the Beaumont Children's Pediatric Family Advisory Council. Every evening in December at bedtime in the pediatric unit, community members are invited to stand outside the hospital and shine flashlights up at the hospital windows, and pediatric patients shine lights back in a show of support and community. The gesture is simple, and the display only lasts a few minutes, but the chorus of flashlights have brightened the lives of many on the pediatric ward.Send us a letter
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