You left us beautiful memories
Your love is still our guide
Although we cannot see you
You're always at our side.
For the Love of Lillie
Pediatric Myocarditis Awareness
Our mission is to raise awareness not only to the medical community but to every community we can reach and to support the continued research of the Myocarditis Foundation in its efforts to better educate and “hasten progress in understanding myocarditis."
It is our hope that no other family endures the pain of losing a loved one.
About Lillie
October 20, 2017, a day we will never forget, we lost our precious Lillie (at age 3) to Pediatric Myocarditis. We had never heard of Myocarditis, much less that the disease could be fatal. So, with heavy hearts and a passion to get involved, Lillie’s Love was established to honor the life of our daughter, granddaughter, sissy, cousin, friend – Lillie Nicole Hall – our hearts must go on for her!
What is Myocarditis?
Myocarditis is a disease characterized by inflammation of the myocardium (muscular layer of the wall of the heart), often with subsequent damage to the heart.
Myocarditis is a poorly understood, often undiagnosed illness which can rapidly progress to heart failure and death. There are many causes of Myocarditis including: viral infections, autoimmune disorders, environmental toxins, and adverse drug reactions.
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Dancing for Lillie
Lillie loved music and dance, and to keep that memory going, we are proud to announce that in working with Barton & Williams Dance Studio, we will be sponsoring one lucky little girl each year paying their tuition for one class.
This year, sweet Morgan Turner will be dancing in honor of Lillie!
Dance On, Rockstar!
Thank you, Barton & Williams, for being a part of keeping Lillie’s memory alive by allowing us the opportunity to sponsor one of your beautiful dancers, we know Lillie would love this!
Lillie's Love raises awareness about Myocarditis to both the medical and public community so others do not suffer the pain and anguish of losing a loved one to this disease.
“I love you every day. And now I will miss you every day.”
Mitch Albom