Help support baby girls fight🍼🩷
My name is Zoey. I made a GoFund me to raise money for my aunt who is pregnant with her second baby girl. This pregnancy comes with complications baby girl has Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS)—a rare and serious congenital heart defect where the left side of the heart doesn’t develop properly. After birth, her baby will need multiple surgeries to give her a fighting chance.
My aunt lives in El Paso Tx. And we don’t have surgeons that are equipped to help babys heart. My aunt is due in September and has to go deliver and stay for 6months for baby’s surgeries. Please give baby a fighting chance. Anything helps even sharing is appreciated
**Your donation will help with expenses piling up, travel to Huston, temporary housing, food, medical bills, and childcare.
Please read the go fund me it goes more into detail.
Here’s the link https://gofund.me/3644b783
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Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS) is a complex congenital heart defect that affects the body's ability to pump blood efficiently. Babies diagnosed with HLHS often require a series of surgeries to repair the heart and improve blood circulation. These surgeries typically begin within the first week of life and can extend over several years, with the first one usually performed shortly after birth. Families facing this daunting medical journey, like Zoey's aunt, often experience financial strain due to medical bills, travel for surgery, and ongoing care. It's crucial to support GoFundMe campaigns like this one, as they not only help with financial expenses but also raise awareness about HLHS and its impact on families. By donating or sharing clips about babies with HLHS, you contribute to a community of support and advocacy for those affected by this rare condition. Every share counts and can help connect more people to this important cause, encouraging a larger network to support these families in need. Together, we can help give these children a fighting chance at a healthier future and create awareness about congenital heart defects.
