Part 2 of Calvin’s Story and how we came up with the idea for Project Heart! At 39 weeks my labor was induced so our team of medical miracle workers …

Expecting a child is an exciting time, no matter if it is your first, or (I would assume) even your tenth. Though, if God chooses to bless us with ten …

What the kids on the cardiac floors need most: A CURE FOR CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE! Bet you didn’t see that one coming. We are all about funding research for CHD …

Some families have weeks or even months to prepare themselves for the hard road ahead if their child is prenatally diagnosed with a congenital heart defect. Others are thrust into …

Ultrasound technology has come a long way in the past few decades. Gone are the fuzzy baby blob prints, now replaced by 3D images of cute button noses and chubby …

There are two main “classes” of Congenital Heart Defects: more mild defects which sometimes require no intervention, or less invasive treatments, and Critical Congenital Heart defects. Critical defects include missing …

Congenital Heart Disease is so unpredictable, no case is the same. Some kids struggle while others with the same diagnosis seem to thrive. Sometimes a child can be doing so …

Yesterday we had the pleasure to share the story of sweet Harper whose life was sadly cut short by CHD. Today I want to share with you Colby’s story. Colby …