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Natasha’s Story

Natasha’s Story

October 18th, 2020  | Family Stories  |  By NATASHA WHITTON

Our daughter, Aubree, was born on the 16th December at 9.12am. After approximately 14 hours in labour my waters broke which showed thick meconium, my partner (Tom) called for the midwife and before I knew it I was being wheeled down to the labour ward. The CTG was put round me and we were asked ‘who’s cutting the babies cord?’ ‘do you […]

A Decade with HIE: A Mother’s Reflection

A Decade with HIE: A Mother’s Reflection

August 20th, 2020  | Family Stories  |  By LIZ CROOK

Today marks 10 years since we stepped out of the NICU after (at that point in time) the most rollercoaster 21 days of our lives and the story really started to unravel. I wanted to write something really eloquent and profound but quite frankly I’m too tired today 🤣 Whatever stage you’re at, its OK to have shitty days, its OK […]

Remembering Eliana

Remembering Eliana

April 20th, 2020  | Family Stories  |  By ANN GOELLER

Eliana Mae was born into this world at 6:38 pm on September 18th 2015. Despite all the odds against her she fought her way through 7 weeks in the NICU. We were never given an official life expectancy lecture, what we were given instead were encouraging words of hope from her neurologist. He informed us that the brain is a magnificent […]

Remembering Oliver

Remembering Oliver

April 19th, 2020  | Family Stories  |  By ASHLEY, HIE LOSS MOM

Following a beautiful, healthy pregnancy, I went into labour on the morning of December 7th, 2019. I woke up at about 5:30 am having some light contractions. I stayed in bed until about 7 am. When we got out of bed, we made raspberry pancakes for breakfast – something I had been craving. Danyel had planned to do his usual […]

JUST SAY HI!

JUST SAY HI!

August 2nd, 2019  | Family Stories  |  By LACIE CHAPPUIS

When Scott and I decided to move to Los Angeles over three years ago we weren’t too sure about what to expect. It was scary and unknown. What we found were the some of the best therapeutic & medical resources in the country and a village of other families just like our own. Families who could relate perfectly to our […]

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