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God's Early Gift
http://www.theselfloveproject.com/2009/11/19/gods-early-gift/
A woman's story of early arrival.
Fight For Preemies!
http://beingibah.blogspot.com/2009/11/fight-for-preemies-bloggers-unit…
A preemie myself, I have a fair share in surviving life as a pre-mature baby. I was only 7months in mom's womb when suddenly it strike to me that 1982 is such a cool number to be born in. I can't wait to get out!
Preemie Profile: 23 Week Twins Olivia & Logan
http://www.growingyourbaby.com/2009/11/19/preemie-profile-23-week-twin…
November is Prematurity Awareness Month. In honor of this, some parents who have had babies prematurely have offered to tell their stories to create awareness about his important cause. Our fourteenth profile is of twins Olivia Paige and Logan William.
Prematurity Awareness Day--Fight for Preemies
http://sewinspired.blogspot.com/2009/11/prematurity-awareness-day-figh…
Our story--Lauren was born 6.5 weeks early and then was hospitalized again at 6 weeks old for bronchiolitis.
NICU Nurse
http://www.theselfloveproject.com/2009/11/18/nicu-nurse/
This is a guest post by my wonderful bloggy friend , Kathy.It is her reflections on being a NICU nurse.
Consider the Source: An Interview with Cord Clamping Researcher, Judith Mercer
http://www.scienceandsensibility.org/?p=810
Judith Mercer answers questions about her research on timing of cord clamping in preterm, very low birth weight infants. Preliminary results show less intraventricular hemorrhage and sepsis, as well as less motor delay in male infants.
Fight for preemies
http://sonnektwins.blogspot.com/2009/11/fight-for-preemies.html
A thank you to those who fought to save the lives of our 24+0-week twins.
Prematurity Awareness Day
http://lilmouse.blogsite.org/2009/11/17/prematurity-awareness-day/
Ours was born severely jaundiced, although the main complication was that she didn’t end up getting to be a great nurser right off the bat (if you don’t count that we weren’t allowed to hold her outside of feeding her from Friday morning (a few hour
Fight for Preemies - An Australian Perspective
http://stvincentsdarlinghurstmalenurses.blogspot.com/2009/11/fight-for…
My experience as a nurse with premature babies
March of Dimes Fight for Preemies
http://corisbigmouth.blogspot.com/2009/11/march-of-dimes-fight-for-pre…
On November 9th, I blogged about this event [HERE]. Today, is the day we will fight for preemies because we need to fight ― because babies shouldn’t have to. As I mentioned in my previous post, I have personally known three families who had prematur
Prematurity Awareness Day
http://www.sonia-gary-lydia.blogspot.com
Lydia was born at 28 weeks. I'm not sure that people can imagine how small she was. When she was born, she was just under 2 1/2lbs and 14 inches long.
Fight For Preemies November 17, 2009
http://deetsgirl.blogspot.com/2009/11/fight-for-preemies-november-17-2…
Short Note about my favorite preemie
My Prematurity Awareness
http://faq08.spaces.live.com/blog/
My story and my plea to help premature babies get the help they need.
November, 17th - Prematurity Awareness Day : We Fight For Preemies, We Fight For Healthier and Fragrant Babies
http://perfumedarosanegra.blogspot.com/2009/11/november-17th-prematury…
I wish a great Prematurity Awareness Day for all of us around the word, for a better babies world, for a better world. Fragrant greetings, Cristiane Gonçalves Owner, Editor and Fragrance Writer http://perfumedarosanegra.blogspot.com
Giving thanks day 7
http://babyyoungblog.blogspot.com/2009/11/giving-thanksday-7-on-premat…
Giving thanks for time (in utero) After pPROM at 28 weeks, I bought 31 days of time...
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Fight For Preemies
http://www.marchofdimes.com/fi…
Every year, 20 million babies are born too soon, too small and very sick ― half a million of them in the United States. November 17 is when we fight.
Do you know a baby that was born too soon, too small, unable to suck, unable to breathe on his own? Premature birth is a health crisis that jeopardizes the lives and health of nearly half-million babies each year. It is the #1 killer of newborns and can lead to lifelong disabilities. Worse: the number has increased 31 percent since 1981. It can happen without warning and for no known reason. Until we have more answers, anyone’s baby, could be born too soon. Medical advances give even the tiniest babies a chance of survival, yet for many babies premature birth is still a life or death condition. It’s the #1 cause of death during the first month of life. And babies who survive face serious health challenges and risk lifelong disabilities. The rate of premature birth has never been higher. In half the cases, we simply don’t understand what went wrong. We need to fight for answers. And, ultimately, preventions. November 17 is dedicated to raising awareness of the crisis of premature birth. The March of Dimes invites bloggers like you to get involved. • Learn about premature birth at marchofdimes.com/fightforpreemies • Put a badge on your blog during November, Prematurity Awareness Month® • On November 17, blog for a baby you love and to help others We need to fight ― because babies shouldn’t have to. ............................................................................. El 17 de noviembre estará dedicado a crear conciencia sobre la crisis del nacimiento prematuro. March of Dimes le extiende una invitación a los blogueros como usted para que participen. -Aprenda acerca del nacimiento prematuro en nacersano.org o marchofdimes.com/fightforpreemies -Añada un botón en su blog durante el mes de noviembre, Mes del Nacimiento Prematuro -El 17 de noviembre, dedique una entrada en su blog a un bebé que usted ama y para ayudar a otros Necesitamos luchar por todos los bebés.