The Casselman Family
On December 3, 2021, Ceaira Casselman’s labor endangered both her own life and the life of her child, and she needed an emergency c-section to bring baby Mia into the world.
These are just some of the many heartwarming, hope-filled, and inspiring stories of families who have received shelter and support in our Houses.
On December 3, 2021, Ceaira Casselman’s labor endangered both her own life and the life of her child, and she needed an emergency c-section to bring baby Mia into the world.
Meet our 2021 Hope-Raiser featured family, miss Lucy Love and her mom Victoria.
Shortly after his birth, Jessica found out that her son her scaphocephaly, causing the plates in his head to fuse abnormally – and that he would need neurosurgery at only four months old.
The Pizzi family had been going through an emotional and complex adoption process. But that beautiful day, they were matched with their daughter – facing 14 hours of travel to meet her in the NICU.
Born at only 28 weeks, Kaylan weighed 1 lb, 7 oz. He needed extensive NICU time before he would be strong enough to go home, and his parents couldn’t bear to be away from him.
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