Warrior Wyatt Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome HLHS CHD Awareness

Wyatt Wyatt Wyatt!!! Wyatt, meaning BRAVE and STRONG, or BRAVE in WAR. A fitting name for a Heart Warrior.
I first started this booster for our son, Wyatt Osting. I soon came across two other Wyatt's with the same condition!! Now all three Wyatt's will benefit from this booster! Each heart mom will split the profits evenly, and donations will still be made if we reach a goal of $1500! I cannot change the beneficiary information (or can't figure out how to update), but it will benefit Wyatt Osting, Wyatt Cox, and Wyatt Kline!

Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome is a rare andsevere heart defect whichrequires a series of surgeries in early childhood to ensure survival. The left structure of the heart is underdeveloped and is incapable of supplying oxygenated bloodto the brain and vital organs without the surgeries. Most HLHS survivors undergo a heart transplant (age varies due to each different person's heart functions). If you want to read further about HLHS and the surgeries/practicesplease click the link below.
http://www.nationwidechildrens.org/hypoplastic-left-heart-syndrome
Introducing, Wyatt Osting! Mom found out he has HLHS when she was 26 weeks pregnant.Wyattwas born on Nov. 14, 2013, 6 weeks premature at Ohio State University Medical Center. He was immediately transferred to Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus Ohio due to complications with having HLHS.At 5 days old, Wyatt underwent his first open heart, called the HybridProcedure, followed up by two cath procedures. Wyatt spent about almost one month in the ICU.On April 30th, 2014, he underwent the Comprehensive Stage II/Glenn procedure, followed up by an MRI and cath procedure, with a two week stay in the ICU.Wyatt is almost one, and is expected to receive the Fontan between the age of 18 months and 3 years old. His family stays at the Ronald McDonald House in Columbus for each procedure.
Side Note:The familymoved to North Carolina after the success of the Glenn, to be reunited with dad, who proudly serves in the United States Navy.

Introducing Wyatt Cox!Wyatt was born on Nov. 6, 2013 with HLHS. Mom found out he has HLHS at 20 weeks pregnant.He had his Norwood at 6 days old and his Glenn at 5 months old. He has also had a heart cath and another corrective surgery that was not heart related.His surgeries were done at Vanderbilt in Nashville and the familylives in East Tennessee,close to Knoxville. The family called the Ronald McDonald House of Nashville their home for both surgeries while Wyatt recovered in the ICU.

Introducing Wyatt Kline!Wyatt was born 8/23/2010. Mom found out he hasHLHS when she was 7 months pregnant. He had his first surgery at 4 days old, andthe Glenn at 6 months. He was not a candidate for the Fontan due to his leaky valve. Surgery wasattempted to fix it in July, 2011, but it didn't work and over time it wasn't getting better. So Wyatt waslisted on the transplant list February 2014. Herecieved the heart June 4th, 2014 at Seattle Children's Hospital. Wyatt's family stayed at the Ronald McDonald House for over 4 months. They are located in Fairview, Oregan.