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Children’s hospital shows what Katy Perry’s ‘Roar’ was made for

“Best superhero movie I’ve ever seen.”

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Michelle Jaworski

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Katy Perry‘s “Roar” works on multiple levels. In her new music video, it’s about surviving extreme circumstances after a plane crash. For the winners of a nationwide contest selected by Perry herself, it’s a matter school pride.

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But for the patients at the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock (CHaD) in New Hampshire, “Roar” is far more personal anthem. It’s about perseverance and dancing through the pain.

It might be “just another day at CHaD,” but these long-term patients, their families, and the doctors, nurses, and administrators who care for them are fighting battles every day.

Their lipsynced rendition of “Roar” is nothing short of inspiring.

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The top YouTube comment sums it up nicely: “Best superhero movie I’ve ever seen.”

Photo via DartmouthHitchcock/YouTube

 
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