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Chick-fil-A cookie campaign shares Winterville girl’s story

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Chick-fil-A cookie campaign shares Winterville girl’s story — Dunwoody Health news

Chick-fil-A cookie campaign shares Winterville girl’s story hick-fil-A’s cookie campaign is highlighting the story of Macy, a 4-year-old from Winterville who received a heart transplant at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. The campaign supports the hospital. The Brief Chick-fil-A’s cookie campaign supports Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.The campaign is sharing the story of Macy, a 4-year-old heart transplant recipient from Winterville.Macy is back to soccer, swimming and spending time as a big sister. ATLANTA - Chick-fil-A’s cookie campaign is highlighting the story of Macy, a 4-year-old from Winterville who received a heart transplant at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. The campaign supports the hospital. Macy was born with a complex heart defect and had her first surgery when she was 6 days old. After her transplant, she returned to activities she enjoys, including soccer and swimming, and to life as a big sister.   The Source Information provided by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and Chick-fil-A.  AtlantaChick-fil-AHeartwarming NewsNewsFood and Drink

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