In 2015, when our son, Grey, was born, there were not many interventions available to neonatologists to help lessen the brunt of an HIE injury. In fact, we had to make a decision within our son’s first two hours of life to be transferred from what we thought was a high-level NICU to a nearby university hospital so that our […]
The Hustle for Hope 5K is one of many activities taking place throughout the month of April, HIE Awareness Month, to increase awareness, education, and support of Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy through Hope for HIE, the premiere organization dedicated to awareness, education and support. Hope for HIE chose the virtual format to meet the needs of its global community, allowing for […]
Two little boys with the same name and an HIE diagnosis were born days apart, but thousands of miles apart. Once their parents met through Hope for HIE, those miles weren’t going to stop them from bonding and eventually meeting in person. Valerie, who lives in the U.S., and Tabbi, who lives in Australia, met through the Hope for HIE […]
My Life as a Fraud (Posted on behalf of the original author anonymously) Most of my life I wore my heart on my sleeve. I was an open book and comfortable being authentic. I had two degrees and a successful marketing career. I made friends easily and was blissfully confident in myself and my abilities. I had always worked hard, […]
Her first set of wheels! Emersyn has been so excited about getting her wheelchair, she has been telling anyone and everyone within ear shot. The truth is we all have ideas about “disability” and what it means to be “disabled.” What are your first thoughts when you see a person in a wheelchair? What about when that person is a […]
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