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Each year, about 35,000 newborns (one of every 125) are diagnosed with a congenital heart disease. According to the March of Dimes, congenital heart disease is the most common birth defect, and the leading cause of birth defect-related deaths. For parents receiving their child’s diagnosis of pediatric congenital heart disease, the situation is complicated by a lack of information, resources and support for the surgeries and hospital visits that are to come.
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Congenital Heart Disease…. quite possibly one of the worst terms a parent can hear. It is confusing, frightening, overwhelming. There are various uncertainties that swirl around the diagnosis when detected early, and even more when the diagnosis comes after the … Continue reading →
I’ve been wanting to write a guest blog post for a while now, and since Matt and Sarah are super busy these days with Winter Jam, Whole Hearts, and three …
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