Historias de Congenital

Having surgeries all my life should of made this easy, it should of been a breeze. But when I was dying an emergency open heart surgery in UCLA California changed everything. It showed me life and death right by each other. Taught me more than I could handle, and made me someone I wasn't used to. The trail was hard, the journey never ending, but now, the journey is still going, and won't ever stop.

Maria Elizabeth entered the world with a heart that struggled to beat-but a spirit that never wavered. Diagnosed at birth with a congenital heart defect, doctors warned her family that her years would be limited and her path filled with uncertainty. Yet from her earliest days, Maria carried a quiet courage that defied every expectation. Growing up, she endured surgeries, hospital stays, and moments when her body felt impossibly fragile. But her faith was never fragile. Maria held tightly to her belief in Christ, finding comfort, strength, and purpose in prayer, scripture, and the unwavering hope that her life-however long-was part of something greater. Her joy became a testimony, her kindness a reflection of the love God had placed within her. Years after Maria left this world and gained her wings, her mother shares Maria's unwavering faith along with her mother's own personal struggles with trauma and grief.

This book of facts has everything you need to know about scoliosis, whether you have the condition, or just want to learn more about it. Most people in the world have scoliosis--up to 470 to 5200 per 100,000 individuals across the globe. It is the most common spinal deformity. In this book, you will learn about the types of scoliosis, its causes, risk factors, diagnostic tests, and treatments...including the prognosis of the overall condition. I hope you enjoy reading!

A heartfelt journey through motherhood that shines the light on CHD (congenital heart disease) not once, but twice. A true story of a mother's love and unimaginable strength through the unbelievable circumstances and struggles that come along with having two children born with broken hearts.

What is CHD? Glad you asked. Congenital Heart Defect. Yes I am a survivor of CHD. There are survivors and then there are Friends that Have gone from this earth way to young. Hope you take a moment and read my letter to them of How I felt or feel about these people.

DelveInsight's "Congenital Diarrheal Disorders Market Insights, Epidemiology, and Market Forecast-2032" report delivers an in-depth understanding of Congenital Diarrheal Disorders, historical and forecasted epidemiology as well as the Congenital Diarrheal Disorders market trends in the United States, EU5 (Germany, Spain, Italy, France, and United Kingdom), and Japan.