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It's the turn of eight-year-old Kale from Iraq to face heart surgery Monday morning. She's excited and anxious.


It was a thrill to see Shanaw from Iraq walking out of the ICU Sunday following her heart surgery.


With his arteries switched, baby Sidqi from Ramallah is breathing on his own.


The father of Ali from Iraq is exhausted from his long bedside vigil.


Alaa from Iraq has ulcers throughout her gastrointestinal tract, and her skin is bruising. She's in need of prayer.


Eight-year-old Sara from Iraq added a stylish necklace to her wardrobe.



Hevi waits, along with us, to hear whether or not heart surgery can help her.



Because of a fever, Rasan from Iraq continues to be fed intravenously rather than through his new stomach feeding tube.


Many thanks from seven-year-old Mawa and her mother as they flew back to Iraq this week.


And Shana's last words were "I need to see Baba right now!"


Visit our archives to see the stories of children recently sent home with healthy hearts.

You may sponsor your own child for lifesaving heart surgery in Israel.
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