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Day 3 - Oscar Graham Kaser 11/18/17

Brian and I couldn’t be happier to announce the arrival of Oscar Graham Kaser!  
Oscar was born Saturday, November 18, at 1:35am. Even arriving at only 35 weeks, he still weighed 5lbs, 13oz and is 18 inches long. He has been with us almost 48 hours and is stable. We will do a blog post tomorrow updating about his birth story and how everything is going medically.  Thank you for your prayers for Oscar. He was born alive and he is still with us. #OscarStrong #TeamOscar




November 20 - Post from Larisa Beadle's Facebook Page: 
Image may contain: 1 person, sitting and indoorHe is here! Oscar Graham Kaser was too excited to enter this world that he didn’t want to wait till the end of December. He is stable and a fighter just like his beautiful mama who is rocking it! Julie and Brian have had the faith to move mountains since day one of Oscars diagnosis. And since day one Julie’s number one prayer has been to have the opportunity to meet her son, and God has been so faithful in answering her prayer! He is perfect and so beautiful and I am so proud of my best friend and her husband for their love and strong faith! I Love this little man so hard! When they update the blog about his birth I will share that as well:) God is good all the time, and all the time God is good! Keep praying!!

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