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43: Celeste Brown - Discovering Your Child Has Congenital Heart Disease When She Is 3 Years Old.
On this podcast, Celeste shares her story of how her daughter was diagnosed with Congenital Heart Disease (“CHD”) at the age of 3. She talks about the events that led up to her daughter being diagnosed with CHD. Celeste then describes how within a week of being diagnosed her daughter had heart surgery. She talks about her daughter's heart surgery and the hospital stay. Plus, she describes what it was like when she first took her daughter home from the hospital after the surgery. Celeste shares how her daughter is doing today. She talks about how she is giving back to other CHD families by baking birthday cakes for the children. Finally, Celeste offers advice to parents who already have children that have been diagnosed with CHD and also for parents who just learned their child has CHD. Join us as Celeste shares her story.
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By Rita Ralston, Kelly Blumenthal, Charles GeorgeOn this podcast, Celeste shares her story of how her daughter was diagnosed with Congenital Heart Disease (“CHD”) at the age of 3. She talks about the events that led up to her daughter being diagnosed with CHD. Celeste then describes how within a week of being diagnosed her daughter had heart surgery. She talks about her daughter's heart surgery and the hospital stay. Plus, she describes what it was like when she first took her daughter home from the hospital after the surgery. Celeste shares how her daughter is doing today. She talks about how she is giving back to other CHD families by baking birthday cakes for the children. Finally, Celeste offers advice to parents who already have children that have been diagnosed with CHD and also for parents who just learned their child has CHD. Join us as Celeste shares her story.