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Sat, Oct 24 2009

Keira-Lee’s NICU stay at 39 weeks

Keira-Lee’s NICU stay at 39 weeks

Also tagged: 39 weeks gestation, caesarean, cardiac massage, CP, developmental checks, Expressed Breast Milk (EBM)., Gosford, gross motor skills and language delays, liverpool hospital, miracle babies, MRI, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), occupational therapy, oxygen rate, paediatrician, Phenobarbitone, physio, resuscitation, Sick Newborn, spinal block, ventilator, weight gain

During the birth of a premature baby or sick newborn people often keep a diary. This is a great way of keeping all the details of what is happening in one place. Keeping the details written down will...

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Thu, Oct 11 2007

Every Parents nightmare – A Premmie Baby Story

Every Parents nightmare – A Premmie Baby Story

Also tagged: 26-weekers, 958g, ABC Australian Story, anaesthetists, brain development, brain haemorrhage, cerebral palsy, CPAP – continuous positive air pressure, expressing milk, Happy 100th day in NICU, humidicribs, lungs, neonatal staff, neonatal unit, Nurses, obstetric team, oxygen, Paediatric intensive care wards, premature babies get an infection, premmie baby, septicaemia, superbug golden staph, Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Three Seasons by Jane Hansen, tiny babies, tiny boy, tiny fingers, two pounds, Two teams: one for me, ventilated, ventilators, wires and tubes

written by Jane Hansen from her book Three Seasons AT 12.10pm, on December 13, 2003, I lay under an enormous operating light. Through tears welling in my eyes, I counted 12 people fussing. , anaesthetists,...

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