Crystal was the beloved daughter of Gene Hill and Terry Robinson Hill.
She was the granddaughter of and John Ramond Hill and Callie Bradley Hill.
My baby weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce at her birth at Decatur General Hospital. I was told by the doctor, who delivered her to not worry and that she was "perfectly healthy." She seemed so perfect.
Crystal died 1 month and 5 days later at The University of Alabama Hospital in Birmingham with a degenerative heart disease. She was unable to recover from a radical heart surgery to try and repair her heart.
She was buried in a little pink dress, embroidered with the words, "Daddy's Little Darling." That's what I called her every day of her short life.
She was the granddaughter of and John Ramond Hill and Callie Bradley Hill.
My baby weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce at her birth at Decatur General Hospital. I was told by the doctor, who delivered her to not worry and that she was "perfectly healthy." She seemed so perfect.
Crystal died 1 month and 5 days later at The University of Alabama Hospital in Birmingham with a degenerative heart disease. She was unable to recover from a radical heart surgery to try and repair her heart.
She was buried in a little pink dress, embroidered with the words, "Daddy's Little Darling." That's what I called her every day of her short life.
Crystal was the beloved daughter of Gene Hill and Terry Robinson Hill.
She was the granddaughter of and John Ramond Hill and Callie Bradley Hill.
My baby weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce at her birth at Decatur General Hospital. I was told by the doctor, who delivered her to not worry and that she was "perfectly healthy." She seemed so perfect.
Crystal died 1 month and 5 days later at The University of Alabama Hospital in Birmingham with a degenerative heart disease. She was unable to recover from a radical heart surgery to try and repair her heart.
She was buried in a little pink dress, embroidered with the words, "Daddy's Little Darling." That's what I called her every day of her short life.
She was the granddaughter of and John Ramond Hill and Callie Bradley Hill.
My baby weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce at her birth at Decatur General Hospital. I was told by the doctor, who delivered her to not worry and that she was "perfectly healthy." She seemed so perfect.
Crystal died 1 month and 5 days later at The University of Alabama Hospital in Birmingham with a degenerative heart disease. She was unable to recover from a radical heart surgery to try and repair her heart.
She was buried in a little pink dress, embroidered with the words, "Daddy's Little Darling." That's what I called her every day of her short life.
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