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Dr. Christie was born in Miami, Florida to Cuban immigrant parents. At the age of five she moved to Guadalajara, Mexico while her mother studied medicine. She did her primary schooling there and returned to Miami at the age of twelve. She graduated from Columbia University in 1991 and the University of Miami Medical School in 1995, where she did her residency and fellowship. She sub-specialized in Musculoskeletal Radiology. She married a fellow medical student and had her first child during medical school, her second during residency, and her third during her fellowship. She had her fourth child while in private practice and adopted a fifth from China.

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A mother walks with her children to the MacArthurMascot Miracles Deliver Smiles to Herriman Families

Jan 27, 2016 08:34AM
● By Bryan Scott

By Hope Zitting | Hope@mycityjournals.com

South Valley - To make time still for just a small moment is something that many wish to accomplish. When hard times seem too difficult to bear, making time stop may be the only wish that a burdened individual may hope for. Fortunately for some, Mascot Miracles Foundation can aid in the success of just that.

On Dec. 17 at the Heber Valley Historic Railroad, the Mascot Miracles Foundation held its annual Polar Express Train Ride on the Heber Creeper.

Based in West Jordan, the Mascot Miracles Foundation is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2013. The goal of this foundation is to help create a happy and fun atmosphere for children who