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Fifty percent of the author's royalties will be given directly to the Children's Heart and soul Foundation, Colorado Section to help this fledgling section make its twelve-monthly providing goals and account congenital cardiovascular disease research. By purchasing this audiobook you are aiding the writer help a reason profoundly near to her heart, and for that she thanks a lot you with most of her heart. Five calendar months pregnant, Amanda Adams and her hubby received two abysmal alternatives regarding her pregnancy: drive her baby to struggle for his life through countless intrusive and dangerous surgeries, or perform a late term abortion. Despite the fact that Liam was missing half his heart, Amanda decided life. Amanda's mental plate was full as she found herself redefining the usual expectations a mother has for her child. Rather than questioning where he'd go to university, she thought about if he'd endure his first birthday. The eventual approval of Amanda's grief helped her accept her new role as a powerful advocate. Over the course of seven years, mutually, as a family, Amanda and her hubby helped Liam withstand 12 heart surgeries, every time taking him to the brink of death. Heart and soul Warriors is Amanda's personal and mental account that initiates a powerful dialogue about toddler mortality and hope. Carries a Parent's/Family Field Guide. Amanda Rose Adams is a "Heart and soul Mother" and a powerful tone within the congenital cardiovascular disease (CHD) community by working strongly with cardiologists, cardiothoracic doctors, and nurses from Harvard College or university, Baylor University, College or university of Southern California, College or university of Illinois, and CU Boulder Medical. She founded two CHD organizations, organizes medical meetings for Hypoplastic Right Hearts, attends medical advisory board meetings and countrywide chapter presidents conferences for the Children's Heart and soul Groundwork, and chaired the Congenital Heart and soul Walk in Colorado. To be a pioneer of CHD advocacy, she is also tightly rooted in the cultural network of CHD parents.
