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Change for Hearts

Change for Hearts. Congenital Heart Defects (CHD’s). When a baby is born with a heart problem Most common birth defect Leading cause of infant death in the US Lifelong follow up with cardiologist (heart doctor) Sometimes activity limitation, medicine, catheterization/surgery.

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Change for Hearts

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  1. Change for Hearts

  2. Congenital Heart Defects (CHD’s) • When a baby is born with a heart problem • Most common birth defect • Leading cause of infant death in the US • Lifelong follow up with cardiologist (heart doctor) • Sometimes activity limitation, medicine, catheterization/surgery

  3. Aaron was “blue” before his surgery

  4. Aaron needed to eat through a tube after surgery because he didn’t learn how to swallow when he was born

  5. Carson after heart surgery

  6. Kara after heart surgery

  7. Is a support group • Family Matching • Heart Bags • Monthly social or educational events

  8. Pool Party The kids can see they are not the only one with a heart scar

  9. Christmas Party Kids and parent’s can have happy memories of being at the hospital

  10. Monthly get-togethers • Parents can talk and help each other • Kids can hang out and help each other • Speakers come and share their experience

  11. Gives money to research the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of CHDs • Has contributed $5 million toward 48 CHD research studies

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