by Andrea Mullenmeister | Mar 11, 2015 | Medical Info & Resources
I remember standing by my micropreemie’s isolette, describing everything I saw out the window: the blue sky, the trees, the sunshine. I wanted my son to know what it was like outside the walls of the NICU, but I didn’t know if he would ever be able to see...
by Amy Carr | Dec 4, 2014 | News
There are times in our lives when we need the support of others; we need a Hand to Hold. Today Jackie Price shares her family’s NICU journey and her inspiration for chairing our first ever Baby Shower Luncheon fundraiser, which was presented by The Mrs. in Austin,...
by Kaleena Berryman | Sep 5, 2014 | NICU Life
A week after giving birth to my son Jharid 16 weeks early, I decided to take a short break from staring at him through the incubator in the NICU. It was incredibly hard leaving my one pound five ounce baby with just the nurses to watch over him, but it had to be done....
by Guest Blogger | Jan 17, 2014 | Family Stories
My name is Erin G. I am the mother of three beautiful children (Andrew, Nicholas, and Delilah). I am also a labor and delivery nurse. My first two children were full term and had “normal” deliveries. That is not the case with my daughter! My pregnancy with...
by Guest Blogger | Sep 6, 2013 | Family Stories, NICU Life, Pregnancy & Bedrest
What were the circumstances surrounding your child’s birth? I was diagnosed with 100% placenta previa at 17 weeks pregnant after a major hemorrhage while on a school field trip with my high school students. I was in and out of the hospital on bed rest and had three...
