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Beautiful
His first hour
His Story
God was gracious, Jensen Richard Reilly was born on February 11 in the late afternoon. He was full term and weighed 7 lbs and 9 oz., 21" long. Just a few weeks before Jensen was born, he was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect (Ebstein's anomaly). Plans were made for Anna to deliver at IU Hospital. Imediately after birth, Jensen was stabilized and under the watchful guidance of a proud father, Jeff, he was rolled via walkway to the Riley Children's Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). This blog was created to keep our family and friends updated so we can have as many people praying for Jensen's needs as possible.
Steve (Eb) & Wanda Reilly (Grandparents)
Steve (Eb) & Wanda Reilly (Grandparents)
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- His new valve is working "beautifully"
- Last surgery for now.
- More Lord!
- Slow news day
- Divine intervention
- ECMO NO MO
- Critical but stable
- Fervent Prayer
- A short update
- The Spirit is hovering
- All is still well
- All is well with our little angel
- Twas the night before surgery
- Jensen's surgery schedule
- A good word
- Big news about surgery
- Meeting Friday
- Eyes of love
- Easter, He is Risen!
- Bath time with Daddy
- No title
- Once again Mr. Jensen is off of the ventilator. Th...
- Out of surgery
- Still in surgery
- Tuesday is another big day
- Welcome to my Crib.
- He's such a dude!
- Is there an echo?
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2 comments:
Hello Reillys! It's Kelsie from The Space. Jessica gave me this website today and I had to pay a visit! It's encouraging to see all of these progressive updates. I love the name Jensen and if he just doesn't look like his mother! So, here's to Jensen! He's caught another fan. Hope to see you soon!
Hey Eb and Wanda,
Just wanted you to know you were missed last Sunday and that we are praying for you all. Please tell Anna and Jeff that even though we don't know them they are in our thoughts and prayers. Lord Bless you all with strength and grace and you travel this difficult road.
Sincerely,
Kevin and Julie
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