Read about our activities supporting children with CHD both on the ground in the northern region of Iraq and abroad.
Three years of defying the odds of your heart condition. Three years of overcoming diagnoses, prognoses, and near-death complications. Three years of working harder to thrive than most children will ever know. Three years of displaying the beauty and preciousness of life itself.
Single ventricle heart disease affects approximately 5 in 100,000 births. Learn about what it means to live with this sever heart condition.
In Northern Iraq, CHD diagnoses are often met with grave uncertainty, and the medical journey can seem desperately hard. It’s a grim reality that struck this young family with full force and through perseverance ended with a Joy and a life saved.
I came to Kurdistan in December 2023 to step into the role of Coordinator of Nursing Education but what I did not expect was to become part of a small village caring for a little girl with a very special heart.
We first encountered Mideast Rescue in 2017, when Love Them All was in its early stages of supporting children with CHD. Fast forward to today, and our collaboration with Mideast Rescue has grown to new heights.
Two years ago, a desperate mother reached out for help for her three-month-old daughter, Lara, diagnosed with a terminal heart condition. With little means to afford the necessary surgery, Lara’s family faced a bleak situation.
Looking Back at the Astounding Success of Elina’s Surgery We can’t believe it has been almost 4 months since Elina had her miracle flight and …
A surprise journey and a series of astonishing firsts brings together an unexpected collaboration that saves Elina’s Life. Elina’s story highlights the beauty of coming together.
Oxygen delivery systems from Mount Sinai hospital in Toronto, Canada have finally been delivered to the Children’s Heart Hospital in Sulaymaniyah and we have Susan …
Baby Maria is the second child of a young Kurdish family from the northern region of Iraq. Her family realized something was very wrong just …
