By Saché Sams
Sometimes in life we are left asking the question,“Why?” Although we may never receive an answer, we have to trust that there is a plan for our lives.
On January 8, 2009, our lives changed forever. I was 35 weeks and four days pregnant when my obstetrician made an executive decision to deliver our [...]
Posts Tagged ‘NICU’
A Mother’s Love Leads to Action
Providing Support to NICU Families
By Amy George
Imagine giving birth to a baby, only to have that baby immediately whisked away to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Up until this moment, you didn’t even know the NICU existed, and you certainly never dreamed your delivery would be anything but normal.
My twins, Melissa and Ann Catherine, were delivered 14 weeks [...]
Neonatal Intensive Care Reunion
By Susan Ready
Two babies tied for the “smallest at birth award,” both entering the world at just one pound, two ounces. But today you wouldn’t even know they entered the world so early, as they are healthy and happy two-year olds. Where were these awards given?… At the Neonatal Intensive Care Reunion!
On Saturday, [...]