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So you might be wondering why I have posted her face but I’m choosing to keep her off of social media as best as I can. I apologize if this upsets anyone I’m just trying to respect her privacy as she can’t really defend herself right now and I just don’t trust some people online. With that we are being discharged tomorrow hopefully the only concern we have is the hole in her heart seems to be small and we may eventually need to going for surgery but I’m hoping she grows out of it as unlikely as it sounds. She’s been doing all the normal baby things so no worries there!❤️☺️
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