Help Aaron, Caley and Baby Case

Caley and Aaron's new year started off with a bang! What they thought was bad case of heartburn turned into an eventful New Years celebration, but also a whole new set of worries.  They found out Caley had HELLP Syndrome which is a pregnancy induced complication where her liver enzymes were elevated and her platelets were extremely low which put both mom and Baby Case in danger. Thank goodness the medical team diagnosed this and with in a short time she was prepped for emergency C-section. On January 1, 2018 at 4:01am, Case Isaac was brought into this world 9 weeks early, weighing only 3 lbs. 1 oz. and 16 in. long. Case has be in the NICU to let him grow into the happy, healthy baby we all know he will be. He will need to stay in the NICU anywhere from 6-8 weeks. He is a fighter but needs some extra help.  Mommy and Daddy have had lots of lifestyle changes in the last week. Mommy can't leave for long as she is supplying breast milk for Case. Also someone has to be close in case any emergency decisions need to be made. They have been staying in the hospitality suites at the hospital which is amazing but the cost is not easy to swallow. Daddy has gone back to work but they are relying on his income alone. After almost a week at Owensboro Health, Baby Case was taken by airplane to Norton's Children's Hospital in Louisville, KY. He was evaluated there because he hasn't had a bowel movement since birth. This is apparently pretty normal but they wanted to make sure their wasn't any underlying problems. They hope, assuming all goes well, to be transfered back to Owensboro Health as that is closer to home and family. This will mean another plane ride for Case, such a traveler. Any amount that you can donate would be greatly appreciated by the family. Can you imagine the expenses just for gas, food and lodging, we don't want them to stress over this, we need them to spend their time with this beautiful little boy. All donations will be used wisely and to the best of its ability. Thank you in advance and please include them all in your prayers.