SINCE THE RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE OPENED ITS DOORS IN WINSTON-SALEM, AND SINCE THEN IT HAS EXPANDED TO HELP THOUSANDS OF MOORE FAMILIES EACH AND EVERY DAY. WXII 12 JACKIE PASCALE LOOKS AT THE IMPACT IT CONTINUES TO HAVE. SHE’S DOING A LOT OF THE TYPICAL BABY STUFF SLEEPING AND EATING AND CRYING AND GRUNTING AND. BUT MARY SCOTT HUNTER IS NO TYPICAL BABY. SHE WAS BORN SIX WEEKS AGO WITH COMPLICATIONS AND A LOT OF FLUID AROUND HER BRAIN. WHEN YOU’RE WATCHING YOUR TWO DAY OLD BE WHEELED DOWN THE HALLWAY FOR BRAIN SURGERY, YOU’RE NOT THINKING ABOUT, WHAT AM I GOING TO FEED MY KIDS FOR DINNER TONIGHT? BUT DINNERTIME ROLLS AROUND AND EVERYBODY’S GOT TO EAT. THAT’S WHERE RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF THE PIEDMONT TRIAD COMES IN, PROVIDING THOSE MEALS EACH NIGHT AND A PLACE TO REST RIGHT BY THE HOSPITAL. THAT IS A TIME OF NEED …
