Hadlee Vera Stewart Lynch medical needs

http://Apfed.org Hadlee Vera Stewart Lynch was born in 2013, she is 10 months old. Two weeks after she was born she started presenting with digestive problems which included forceful vomiting with everything she ate. She quickly began to loose weight. Doctors began many series of testing. she was in and out of the hospital sometimes for weeks at a time. She has now had over 40 IVs in her short life. She depends on her feeding tube which is a device implanted directly into her stomach and also her intestines for nutrition. She has developed sever oral aversion due to vomiting. She goes to therapy classes several times a week to help her learn and want to eat. The list of allergies and complications continue to grow but she remains a very happy child, always with a smile and a laugh. This is just a partial list of her ailments: gastroesophageal reflux disease, oral aversion, persistent vomiting, functional constipation, congenital blocked tear duct, cellulitis, elevated CK-MB levels, acquired piloric stenosis, feeding by G/GJ tube, milk/soy allergy and a very rare condition called eosinophilic gastroenteritis. With her newest diagnosis it will be a long journey of biopsies and tests to find out how to help Hadlee. Sadly she spends most nights in severe pain with little sleep. With all her medical problems her mom Whitney is not able to work and they are down to one income. As Hadlee's grandparents, we are asking for many prayers for complete healing for Hadlee and for continuing strength and peace from God for Shaun and Whitney. We are also asking for donations in any amount to help offset some of the medical costs for future tests to try to find a treatment for little Hadlee. We thank you in advance for your prayers because, as Christians, we know that God is in control. We also thank you in advance for your financial consideration. May God richley bless you and your families.                                                                                                                                   Thanks                                                                  Jim and Carol Lynch