Lillie’S Eyes Compressed

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This document summarizes the medical history and congenital heart conditions of a child named Lillian Edwards. It notes that she was born with an Interrupted Aortic Arch and Ventricular Septal Defect and underwent repair surgeries as an infant. The document discusses her ongoing care and regular checkups for conditions including Aortic Stenosis, Atrial Septal Defect, and others. It promotes support for congenital heart defect research organizations.

Lillie’s Eyes CHD Awareness Music by Tripp Edwards

1-100 babies are born with a congenital heart defect each year…

Born October 24 at 9:34 pm…………. October 31 2006 7 days old Interrupted Aortic Arch construction and VSD Repair Lillian Ruth Edwards

Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, “I will try again tomorrow.” – mary anne radmacher

Our lives forever changed by the one little heart that has led us in this journey, learning the language to speak for the broken hearts that can’t

There may be no signs when the heart is in distress Cardiac Catheterization obtained. 70% blockage found in her Aortic Arch August 10, 2007

There are over 35 different congenital heart defects September 11 2007 Repair of Aortic Arch

Peace be unto thee Now I raise me up from sleep, I thank the Lord who did me keep, All through the night; and to Him pray That He may keep me through the day. All which for Jesus' sake, I say. Amen. �� ~~~~~~ Peace be unto thee Oct 24 2007 1 years old Oct 24 2008 2 years old Oct 24 2009 3 years old

American Heart Association Heart Walk 2009 Brenner’s Children's Hospital Research and technology is our future in detecting and treating CHD. Support and become involved for our children.

American Heart Association Brenner’s Children’s Hospital Heart Walk 2008 AHA Heart Walk Oct 2007

Lillian Edwards IAA(intrurrupted Aortic Arch), AS(Aortic Stenosis), ASD (Atrial Septal Defect), BAV(Bicuspid Aortic Valve), and PS (Quadricuspid Pulmonary Valve) She will have a valve replacement surgery in the future. Doctors keep a close eye, with regular ECHO’s and mommy and daddy always looking and listening….and praying

Our Local Mended Little Hearts Group Mended�� Little ��Hearts/The Tinman Club Email:�� [email_address] Contact: Dawn Shriver Tel:��336-922-1754 Contact: Alicia Stout Tel:��336-884-3483

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Lillie’S Eyes Compressed

1. Lillie’s Eyes CHD Awareness Music by Tripp Edwards

2. 1-100 babies are born with a congenital heart defect each year…

3. Born October 24 at 9:34 pm…………. October 31 2006 7 days old Interrupted Aortic Arch construction and VSD Repair Lillian Ruth Edwards

4. Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, “I will try again tomorrow.” – mary anne radmacher

5. Our lives forever changed by the one little heart that has led us in this journey, learning the language to speak for the broken hearts that can’t

6. There may be no signs when the heart is in distress Cardiac Catheterization obtained. 70% blockage found in her Aortic Arch August 10, 2007

7. There are over 35 different congenital heart defects September 11 2007 Repair of Aortic Arch

8. CHD is the #1 Birth Defect

9. Peace be unto thee Now I raise me up from sleep, I thank the Lord who did me keep, All through the night; and to Him pray That He may keep me through the day. All which for Jesus' sake, I say. Amen. �� ~~~~~~ Peace be unto thee Oct 24 2007 1 years old Oct 24 2008 2 years old Oct 24 2009 3 years old

10. American Heart Association Heart Walk 2009 Brenner’s Children's Hospital Research and technology is our future in detecting and treating CHD. Support and become involved for our children.

11. American Heart Association Brenner’s Children’s Hospital Heart Walk 2008 AHA Heart Walk Oct 2007

12. Lillian Edwards IAA(intrurrupted Aortic Arch), AS(Aortic Stenosis), ASD (Atrial Septal Defect), BAV(Bicuspid Aortic Valve), and PS (Quadricuspid Pulmonary Valve) She will have a valve replacement surgery in the future. Doctors keep a close eye, with regular ECHO’s and mommy and daddy always looking and listening….and praying

13. Our Local Mended Little Hearts Group Mended�� Little ��Hearts/The Tinman Club Email:�� [email_address] Contact: Dawn Shriver Tel:��336-922-1754 Contact: Alicia Stout Tel:��336-884-3483

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