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Killian "little warrior"
Killian was born at home on August 28th, 2016 healthy. So they thought. Killian was diagnosed with Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) at 5 days old. He needed 2 Open heart surgeries and a CATH procedure at 3 1/2 months old this was the only option to save his life. He was diagnosed with Aortic Stenosis, Hypoplastic Aortic Arch, Branched Pulmonary Artery Stenosis and Pulmonary Valve Stenosis.
On December 15th he had his first Open Heart Surgery. It was complicated and he was he was put on ECMO. (Heart and Lung life support). December 16th he needed to have a CATH to balloon his pulmonary valve and branched pulmonary arteries and get a better view of a blocked coronary artery. This was needed due to unexpected complications from the heart surgery. Following the CATH he immediately required another Surgery to modify the original repair. 2 surgeries, and a CATH at such a young age was very traumatic for him, Killian is fighting for his life and jumping numerous hurdles during recovery. After 5 days on life support and 20 days in CVICU at Phoenix Children’s Hospital over the Holiday season. Killian is home but still critical. He needs continued care as he still has many complex issues and can lead to another heart intervention at any given time.
If you have been touched by Killian’s heart Journey please consider a donation to lessen the financial burden on Killian’s family as many bills have started rolling in. Financial support from anyone who can help would be a blessing; even the smallest amount will make big impact.
Your donations will help to pay for Killian's continued medical treatments. The funds from this campaign will be used to help cover the expense of medical bills, medicine, travel, missed work, and the many other associated expenses.
You can help by donating, and/or sharing their story on social media with friends/family/co-workers.
Please visit https://www.facebook.com/killianlittlewarrior/
for full journey and updates.

#prayforkillian #killianstrong #killianlittlewarrior
Killian was born at home on August 28th, 2016 healthy. So they thought. Killian was diagnosed with Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) at 5 days old. He needed 2 Open heart surgeries and a CATH procedure at 3 1/2 months old this was the only option to save his life. He was diagnosed with Aortic Stenosis, Hypoplastic Aortic Arch, Branched Pulmonary Artery Stenosis and Pulmonary Valve Stenosis.
On December 15th he had his first Open Heart Surgery. It was complicated and he was he was put on ECMO. (Heart and Lung life support). December 16th he needed to have a CATH to balloon his pulmonary valve and branched pulmonary arteries and get a better view of a blocked coronary artery. This was needed due to unexpected complications from the heart surgery. Following the CATH he immediately required another Surgery to modify the original repair. 2 surgeries, and a CATH at such a young age was very traumatic for him, Killian is fighting for his life and jumping numerous hurdles during recovery. After 5 days on life support and 20 days in CVICU at Phoenix Children’s Hospital over the Holiday season. Killian is home but still critical. He needs continued care as he still has many complex issues and can lead to another heart intervention at any given time.
If you have been touched by Killian’s heart Journey please consider a donation to lessen the financial burden on Killian’s family as many bills have started rolling in. Financial support from anyone who can help would be a blessing; even the smallest amount will make big impact.
Your donations will help to pay for Killian's continued medical treatments. The funds from this campaign will be used to help cover the expense of medical bills, medicine, travel, missed work, and the many other associated expenses.
You can help by donating, and/or sharing their story on social media with friends/family/co-workers.
Please visit https://www.facebook.com/killianlittlewarrior/
for full journey and updates.
#prayforkillian #killianstrong #killianlittlewarrior
Organizer and beneficiary
Janelle Cavanagh
Beneficiary