Meet rockstar, Lilliana!
-Lilliana has Full Trisomy 18 aka Edwards Syndrome and was born in September of 2021.
She and her family are amazing. Look at the joy, love, and happiness in that beautiful face.
Keep inspiring, Lilliana. 
Meet Felicity, a brave 7-year-old with full Trisomy 18! Her family describes her as a sweet little warrior princess who has overcome incredible challenges. Felicity’s journey has taken her from relying on a wheelchair with full-body supports, being 100% tube-fed, and needing oxygen and constant monitoring, to now running, playing, and eating completely by mouth….
Sajjona’s mom recalls, ‘We were told she wouldn’t live more than two weeks, and abortion was recommended due to no hope.’ But here we are—five years and eight months later! Sajjona speaks, laughs, cries, and smiles—things they said she’d never do. She lives a vibrant life, attending Sunday School, 4H Club, and Homeschool Club, surrounded…
Meet Charlotte, a sweet yet sassy 5-year-old warrior with full Trisomy 18. Her journey began on hospice care at home, with no interventions, but after a month, hospital stays and additional support became essential to help her thrive. With the care of home nursing, early intervention, specialists, and helpful tools, Charlotte achieved a major milestone—graduating…
“Maeve recently celebrated her 1st birthday—a milestone that fills us with immense pride and joy! Now approaching 15 months, she loves waving ‘Hi’ to everyone she sees, especially when they wave back. She’s getting stronger each day, sitting up independently for longer periods, and mastering her head control (as long as she’s not too sleepy,…
Meet Faith – Thriving at 3 Years Old! Faith W. is now 3 years old and proving the odds wrong every single day! Born with Full Trisomy 18, doctors said she likely wouldn’t survive the pregnancy and encouraged abortion throughout. After birth, she faced heart issues that required repair and was on over 13 medications….
Meet Precious, Rynnie. She was born on April 13, 2022, and has Full Trisomy 18 aka Edwards Syndrome.In the words of her mom, “She’s my miracle. She’s a picture of innocent joy. I love her and want the world to see that it’s both Hard AND beautiful being a mommy to my Edwards syndrome Miracle.”Rynnie…
