I am Christy's dad and remember the night she was born like it was yesterday. She was transferred by a critical care ambulance from Kaiser hospital in San Diego to UCSD San Diego for a catherization. After 2 hours of anxious waiting, the cardiologists came back in the conference room and explained, mostly with flow diagrams, what Tetralogy of Fallot with pulmonary atresia was, and how it would be a long, hard road and my wife, Susan, and I could just opt to leave Christy on comfort care and let nature take its course. No way I told him would we do that with our beatiful little girl, so we left it in God's hands and the rest is history.