Help Miranda’s family with Heart Transplant

This is Miranda. Miranda is our sweet little 9 month old neighbor. She has a heart disease which was discovered a few days ago, called ALCAPA. Basically her left coronary artery is in the wrong place. Miranda was born with this and it is just now coming to light. She needs to have surgery to have it re-routed and put in the right place. Medication alone will not be enough to save her life. Two things can happen, 1) she has a successful surgery and her heart can be treated with medication or 2) the left ventricle of her heart has succumbed to too much damage already due to lack of proper blood flow and she’ll need a heart transplant.

She has been airlifted to Texas Children’s Hospital. Our neighbors Mark, Liliana, and Miranda will most likely be away for weeks to several months while Miranda receives the proper medical care she needs.

 

The Bratton’s are a Military family. Mark is a Marine and is a Disabled Veteran and Lilliana is former Air Force and is in The National Guard. Both Mark and Liliana graduated from Texas A&M. They own a pet grooming company and they have a huge heart for rescuing animals.

 

 

As you can imagine, Miranda’s diagnosis is the worst experience her family could ever go through. The stress of finances that come along with being away from home, the travel and food expenses should be the last thing on their mind as they navigate these uncertain waters with their baby girl. Please consider donating any amount towards helping Miranda and her family with their unexpected expenses whether it be donating through this go fund me account, sending money to me to transfer to them, sending to their Venmo (@Mark-Bratton-3) or donating gift cards of various kinds.

 

As we tireless pray for healing of Miranda, believing God that she will be fully healed what may seem like a “small donation” for you would mean all of the difference for The Bratton Family. Be the reason that someone believes in the goodness of God!

 

Galatians 5:14 - For the entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: “Love your neighbor as yourself.”