Hello Family, Friends and all those who have suffered the lost of child to C.D.H. (Congenital diaphragmatic hernia) If you are wondering what this is I can explain this: Overview If you’ve had an ultrasound and been told that your baby may have a congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH), you probably have a lot of questions—and may be very worried. We’ve put together some information about CDH as well as what you can expect throughout your pregnancy and when your baby is born. Here is some basic information about CDHs: A CDH is a hole in the diaphragm (the muscle under the lungs that is responsible for breathing) that allows organs from the abdomen to move into the chest. CDHs affect about 1 in every 2,500 babies A CDH can often be diagnosed during a routine ultrasound. If it’s not diagnosed during pregnancy, it is usually diagnosed shortly after birth when a baby is having trouble breathing. The outlook for babies born with CDH is increasingly positive with new surgical techniques and ways to support babies as they heal. However, it’s possible that your baby can have long-term problems and need regular follow-up care after going home from the hospital. The Salas family has just suffered the lost of there child Adam Jacob Salas born June 7, 2012 and went home to see the Lord on July 28, 2012. Adam was with us on this earth for 51 days and he touched the lives of so many people. Please sign this petition it will greatly help other families and can help our world educate families in understanding CDH. I believe that if we all come together to support Bill S.3396 we can find a WIN the battle of CDH.