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This blog is about our daughter Mia who was born with Left Hypoplastic Heart Syndrome. She has undergone 1 of the 3 open heart surgeries she will need to survive. She has a twin brother named Madden and an older brother named Cole. We are her parents Ray and Jennifer. Please read her journey as it continues to unfold. With Mia having open heart surgery at only 6 days old made me realize how quickly life can chage in the blink of an eye. Ray and I are so fortunate to be given such a precious gift to take care of. She is truly a miracle. I am happy to be who I am, to have the husband and friends and family that I have. Her smile can light up a room. She was given to us for a purpose in life and to think I almost did not get the chance to be her mom is heartbreaking to me. Thank you to everyone that prayed for us, cried with us and supported us on this very emotional and trying time that we have had so far. We cannot thank you enough....our emotions for you are beyond words. From the words of a dear friend "I do not have to figure out how God is going to solve our problem. We don't have to understand how he is going to bring it to pass....that's his responsibility. Our job is to simply believe that he will."
Oh my goodness! I am a fellow heart mommy who lost my little angel just a couple hours after her birth, but I just wanted to say. . .I cannot believe how much our stories are similar (up until delivery!) I have a 3 yr old little boy and twins Aden and Angel Ava. Ava was diagnosed with HLHS at the 20 week ultrasound. . .unfortunately for us I went into labor and delivered my twinners at 27 wks. As you know that didn't leave much hope for our precious angel because she was under 2 lbs. Anyway, I am wishing you all the best and I always keeps tabs on all these sweet heart kiddos! Casi Blanchard casiblanchard@yahoo.com
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