Johanna Weidner

Oct 24, 2023 | cambridgetimes.ca | Johanna Weidner

CAMBRIDGE — This boy will be a handful to bounce!Sonny Ayres weighed in at a hefty 14 pounds, eight ounces when delivered at Cambridge Memorial Hospital on Monday by caesarean section. Parents Britteney and Chance Ayres were shocked to see their newborn’s weight on the scale. “I was blown away,” said mother Britteney. “I can’t even believe I was carrying that in my belly.”Sonny is not the first Ayres baby born surprisingly large.

Oct 24, 2023 | thestar.com | Johanna Weidner

CAMBRIDGE — This boy will be a handful to bounce!Sonny Ayres weighed in at a hefty 14 pounds, eight ounces when delivered at Cambridge Memorial Hospital on Monday by caesarean section. Already a Subscriber? Sign in You are logged in  Switch accounts Parents Britteney and Chance Ayres were shocked to see their newborn’s weight on the scale. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW “I was blown away,” said mother Britteney.

Oct 24, 2023 | flamboroughreview.com | Johanna Weidner

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Oct 24, 2023 | thespec.com | Johanna Weidner

CAMBRIDGE — This boy will be a handful to bounce!Sonny Ayres weighed in at a hefty 14 pounds, eight ounces when delivered at Cambridge Memorial Hospital on Monday by caesarean section. Already a Subscriber? Sign in Parents Britteney and Chance Ayres were shocked to see their newborn’s weight on the scale. “I was blown away,” said mother Britteney. “I can’t even believe I was carrying that in my belly.”Sonny is not the first Ayres baby born surprisingly large.

Oct 24, 2023 | cambridgetimes.ca | Johanna Weidner

KITCHENER — Retinal surgery has come to Waterloo Region, thanks to the donation and perseverance of a local man. “It feels very good,” said Savvas Chamberlain, president and director of the Savvas Chamberlain Family Foundation. “I had others who also believed in my vision.”The foundation donated $1.5 million to bring a new retinal surgical program to St. Mary’s General Hospital — a significant addition to the Kitchener hospital’s regional eye program.