February 2018 I, for one, am very happy to see February 2018...even though I'm still not used to writing 2018 yet. January was a ROUGH month. We dealt with back to school drama, followed by a sickness that swept through the entire house. It started with Big C, who had an ear infection. Little P, then me, and then Mr. B all got the Flu. And we couldn't leave my husband out. … [Read more...]
Unexpected Arrival at 27 weeks: Christopher’s Story
27 weeks Welcome to another Micro Preemie Monday! Today, you'll meet an amazing fighter who was born at just 27 weeks. His birth, and the circumstances leading up to it, were completely unexpected. As a first-time mom, Jessica, didn't know what to do or what would happen. Luckily, she got some great care, and gave birth to one strong boy. I'm so happy to introduce you to … [Read more...]
Micro Preemie Stories: Rad’s Journey
Micro Preemie Stories Every Monday, I share micro preemie stories for a number of different reasons. Not only do these journeys raise awareness for premature birth, but they provide hope and strength to other families going through a similar experience. When I was pregnant with my twins, I remember looking for micro preemie stories myself. I was so worried that my … [Read more...]
Numbers: Counting Towards Gratitude
Numbers This week has been busy and challenging, but again, I'm trying to focus on the good that happened. I've seen this on a few blogs before, so I wanted to try it myself. A way to count what I'm grateful for with numbers. It will be less confusing once I start. I promise! Let's get right to the numbers. What I'm Grateful for by the Numbers 5 days of … [Read more...]
Hospital Discharge Alone: Lily’s Story
Hospital Discharge Alone When you go to have your baby, you don't expect to have your hospital discharge alone. You expect to bring a newborn baby home with you, and start your family. Prematurity robs you of that experience. There is no celebration, no flowers, and no one trying to sneak a peek of your baby as you're wheeled out. Watching other new families … [Read more...]
