Ranu Giving Others Rides on Her Bike After Her Successful February Surgery
June 29, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment

Yesterday, PLC Family Advocates and Summer Interns visited Ranu, one of our heart surgery kids from February.
She looks so different, we almost didn’t recognize her! Not only does she have a new hair cut, but she looks much healthier. While we were there, she was running and playing, which she was unable to do before her surgery. Prior to her surgery, whenever she was tired, she just laid down wherever she was. Now, she is able to run and play like any other 5 year-old. In fact, she was so active, while we were there, she gave kids rides on her two-seater bike.
Bruska Ready for School in the Fall After Successful Heart Surgery Last January
June 27, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment

Yesterday, PLC Family Advocates and Summer Interns went to visit Bruska. Bruska was all smiles while we were there. She really wants to go to school next year with her older sister. You can tell she really loves her family and that she enjoys being around people. As our physical therapist, Ruth, worked a little with her, her face lit up - especially while playing with her doll.
She is doing well since her heart surgery in January.
Roshna Surprises All by Passing Her Classes In Spite of Many Absences Prior to Surgery
June 26, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment

Yesterday, PLC Family Advocates and Summer Interns visited Roshna, a sixteen year old girl who had heart surgery in February, who seems to be doing well.
When asked about how she now feels post-surgery, she says that her lips no longer turn blue from lack of oxygen and she is able breathe much easier. She is happy, making jokes and laughing during our visit.
Roshna had exciting news for us: She passed her school exams, which was quite an accomplishment because she had missed three months of school this year due to her heart condition. The school threatened to not allow her to take her exams because they said there would be no way she could pass them, but she proved them wrong! We are all very proud of her!
Now that she is on summer break, she enjoys drawing and watching TV. She showed us several of her recent drawing which she had copied free-handedly.
She’s excited about the future and looks forward to going to college and possibly being an engineer.
Heart surgeries for Iraqi kids is so much more than it often sounds. These life-saving heart surgeries are game changing, allowing kids to complete their school and aspire to the highest fields of work in the land.
The Smile of a Life-Changed: Roman at Home with Dad
June 15, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment

When some of PLC’s summer interns visited Roman he was riding around on his little bicycle and walking in and out of the room to see what was going on - just a little over two weeks after his life-saving heart surgery. His family was very hospitable!
Except for a slightly decreased appetite Roman has been recovering extremely well. His life has truly been changed for the better.
PLC Internship & Benefit Concert in Lubbock Avalanche
September 10, 2008 by Jeremy · Leave a Comment

PLC Summer Intern Colby Stewart has been busy since his return from Iraq to the States organizing a benefit concert for Iraqi children with 22-year old wanderer Levi Smith and others.
Click here to learn more about Colby’s efforts for PLC and the coming concert at off-campus Texas Tech coffee shop, Sugar Brown’s.
PLC Alumni Banquet for Now Healthy Iraqi Kids
September 2, 2008 by Jeremy · Leave a Comment
PLC Internship in Irving Rambler (TX)
August 27, 2008 by Jeremy · Leave a Comment
Summer Interns return home to a warm welcome. CLICK HERE to read about Angel Rasco’s summer experience in the Irving Rambler.
PLC Internship in Jackson Sun (TN)
August 26, 2008 by Jeremy · Leave a Comment

Summer Interns return home to a warm welcome….CLICK HERE to read about Peter Boedeker’s summer experience in the Jackson Sun.
PLC Internship in Memorial Examiner (TX)
August 22, 2008 by Jeremy · Leave a Comment

Summer Interns return home to a warm welcome….CLICK HERE to read about Colby’s Stewart’s summer experience in the Memorial Examiner.

















