Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals recently conducted a network survey to capture the affects COVID-19 has had on the children they serve and their care – an integral group in our communities who have largely been thoughts of as unaffected until recently.
Brand Anthem Video: Change Kids Health, Change the Future
Born without a jaw, 17-year-old Isaiah Acosta, of Phoenix, Arizona, has never spoken a word. Against all odds, he just released his first lyrical rap song, “Oxygen to Fly,” on iTunes, benefiting Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals). Recognizing Isaiah had a poignant message to share, CMN Hospitals introduced him to one of the Southwest’s biggest rappers, Trap House, who collaborated with the teen and gave his voice to Isaiah’s lyrics and first track.
The song speaks to Isaiah’s struggles of living with serious medical conditions, despite doubts from medical professionals. The experience was captured in this documentary short, produced by CMN Hospitals and directed by award-winning director, Torben Bernhard.
Find song lyrics, music video, music critique and more, here.
