Lucy's temporary home at Riley Pediatrics Intensive Care Unit. She has a great team of nurses looking after her 24 hours a day.
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Lucy's temporary home at Riley Pediatrics Intensive Care Unit. She has a great team of nurses looking after her 24 hours a day.
Lucy's bathtime the night before surgery showing her chest without a scar.
We had Lucy blessed by our wedding officiant, Marilyn York, at Garfield Park. It was really humid that day and Lucy was sweating like a little piggie.
Lucy gets distracted from playing by sucking on her fingers.
Lucy has a little difficulty getting a hold of her ring, but I think mostly she just likes to bat at it like a cat.
Lucy loves to lay and kick at her cow, piggy and ducky.
This is the story of Lucy, delivered 10 weeks premature, weighing only 2lbs. She was born with Downs Syndrome and multiple congenital heart defects, spending 75 days in the NICU. She has underwent two open heart surgeries in August 2009 and June 2010 to repair her Atrioventricular (AV) Canal Defect, Ventricular septal defect, double outlet right ventricle, mitral valve and extra superior vena cava. We hope she touches your heart as much as she has touched ours.