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Emily : Grief Recovery Helped Lift the Guilt

August 30, 2026

Providing grief recovery is the very sweet cherry-on-top of the services OAW offers. OAW touches a very niche group of families who are experiencing things that sometimes make us feel so isolated from our peers and the rest of the world. OAW has been part of my life since 2020 and has offered ongoing support…

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A young girl with her hair in pigtails is lying down with her eyes closed, wearing a medical breathing tube connected to her chest.

February 19, 2025

Sofia : Adapt the World for Her

On Angels’ Wings helps us to stay positive. They are great at making you feel comfortable and help families that feel scared about taking their complex kids into situations that most don’t understand. OAW accommodates as we need, and we love that.

A newborn baby with a cleft lip wearing a striped bow hat, wrapped in a pink and white crocheted blanket.

February 19, 2025

Amaya : Miracle 3 Weeks Together

We held her expecting her to pass away at any moment, but she didn’t and we were able to take her home. Amaya lived at home for nearly 3 weeks before she passed, and we’re so grateful for that extra, unexpected time with her. Now we are trying to heal and honor her and her…

A baby wearing a bee-themed outfit lies on a patterned blanket, surrounded by several raccoon plush toys.

February 19, 2025

What is Hydrocephalus?

Learn about hydrocephalus in babies and children and the symptoms of this neurological condition known as “water on the brain.”

A toddler in a pink shirt and a large pink flower headband lies on a textured blanket, sticking her tongue out.

February 19, 2025

What are Trisomy 13 and Trisomy 18?

Get answers to the question “What is Trisomy?” if your baby recently received that diagnosis in the womb.

A baby with a nasal cannula and a floral headband lying next to a red plush heart toy.

January 29, 2025

All You Need to Know About Pediatric Congenital Heart Defects

A Congenital Heart Defect (CHD) is one of the most common birth defects among infants. 

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January 29, 2025

Woodson : Called ‘Heart Warrior’ for a Reason

By Lindsey BobbittMommy to WoodsonHypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome; Heart TransplantBorn September 2022 Our heart journey began in May 2022 at our anatomy scan. Woodson is our rainbow baby after losing our second daughter in August 2021 during the second trimester. I think I just assumed the pregnancy with Woodson would be fine because we had…

Parents holding their newborn baby, who is wearing a nasal cannula and a pink-patterned onesie.

January 29, 2025

Anabel : Story of a Fighter

By Marisa BaeseMommy to AnabelHLHS (Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome), Down Syndrome T21August – October 2018We learned about Anabel’s severe heart defect and chromosome abnormality during the 20-week ultrasound. We were referred to specialists in St. Louis and saw them monthly until learning she would need to be born early at 34 weeks 5 days on…

A woman kisses the cheek of an infant wearing a floral headband and a nasal feeding tube.

January 28, 2025

Fable : Waiting for a New Heart

By Mia WoodsMommy to FableBackwards Heart; Single Heart VentricleBorn December 2023 I was 20 weeks pregnant when we found out about Fable’s diagnosis – a backwards heart and single heart ventricle. At 36 weeks, I went in for a checkup and my baby’s heart rate was 280. I was quickly rushed to OB emergency where…

A newborn baby swaddled in a striped blanket sleeping in a hospital bassinet.

January 28, 2025

Sebastian : 8-Hour Open Heart Surgery

By Britney BoyerMommy to SebastianHypoplastic Left Heart SyndromeBorn May 2023 When I was in my third trimester of pregnancy, I was on my way to an OB appointment, hit a patch of black ice, spinning four times and hitting two trees. I crawled out of my car to wave down another vehicle and call an…

A newborn baby wearing a pink headband with a flower and medical tubing around their nose and mouth.

January 28, 2025

Da’Laya : Take Nothing for Granted

By Christina BryantMommy to Da’LayaInterrupted Aortic Arch Type B, large VSDNovember 2019 – February 2020 I got pregnant when I was 17 and did everything to ensure I had a healthy baby and pregnancy. My son was born with a hole in his heart and unbalanced chromosomes. They flew him to St. Louis 12 hours…