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This morning we thought we were going to lose Samantha. The resident came in to tell Sarah that Samantha is septic and the sickest baby in t...
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I've been following your blog since Kathy O'Bradovic posted it on Facebook. Her husband is my husband's mother's brother, if that makes sense. I had my daughter on 6/14/2010, 8 weeks early and she weighed 3lbs 4oz. She spent 4 weeks in the NICU and is now almost 3 months old and weighs 9lbs 5oz and is doing wonderful. I know going through this with one baby is barely comparable to 4, but I do have an idea of what everyone is going through. It is the hardest thing I've even gone through, but now, it seems like just a memory. A nurse in the NICU told me that once a preemie gets on track, they go like crazy! And it's true. Once my daughter got over the few problems that she had with breathing and with a little bleeding, she really excelled. I hope that everyone stays on the track they are on. I know that nothing can make you feel better about not having your babies with you, but they will be home before you know it! I hope that you continue to post updates as they grow!
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