Melania Trump visits Children’s Hospital for key Independence Day event
First Lady Melania Trump continued her mission to support children’s well-being with a heartwarming visit to Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C., ahead of Independence Day. In her latest “Be Best” event, the first lady spent time with young patients battling various illnesses, including cancer, kidney, and heart issues.
Accompanied by Nicholas Clemens, communications director at the Office of the First Lady, Mrs. Trump engaged in patriotic arts and crafts activities with the children. The highlight of the visit was the unveiling of the “Eternal Flame” rose, a hybrid Tea Rose sourced from the White House gardens. The children, along with Mrs. Trump, placed American flags, pinwheels, and rocks in the hospital’s rooftop garden, creating a festive and patriotic atmosphere.
The first lady also took the time to meet individually with patients, including a three-month-old in the heart and kidney unit who has undergone multiple surgeries since birth. Mrs. Trump shared special moments with the child and his military family, offering hugs and comfort during their difficult time.
Additionally, Mrs. Trump visited a teenage boy recently admitted to the hospital and his family, providing a sense of support and encouragement. The first lady’s compassion and dedication to children’s well-being were evident throughout the visit, as she interacted with patients and caregivers with genuine care and concern.
This visit marks Mrs. Trump’s continued commitment to advocating for children’s health and happiness through her “Be Best” initiative. The Bunny Mellon Healing Garden, dedicated to the First Ladies of the United States, serves as a symbol of hope and healing for patients at Children’s National Hospital.
Overall, Mrs. Trump’s visit to Children’s National Hospital was a heartwarming and memorable experience for all involved. The children, caregivers, and hospital staff were grateful for the first lady’s presence and support, making Independence Day even more special for everyone at the hospital.
