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12/16/05 03:55:01 GMT

Name: ami	MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me	Location: arizona

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I think this site it great. My son was 9 weeks early at 3#6oz. He was crying when he came out and had a few minor setbacks,but came home in 3 weeks.He just turned 1 and is healthy. The only lasting thing he has is reflux.

12/16/05 01:11:09 GMT

Name: Angie	MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me	Location: Iowa

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My son was born 9 weeks early and weighed 3 pounds 8 ounces. We spent 6 weeks in the NICU, however he was never on oxygen and only had problems with sleep apnea. He is now 5 and is in school. He is smart as a whip and you'd never be able to tell he was early. Premies are just so precious!

12/13/05 19:37:32 GMT

Name: april bowling	MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me	Location: INDIANA

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12/13/05 19:02:47 GMT

Name: Evelyne	MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me	Location:

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Jaden was born on 5/9/04 at 26 wks gestataion weighing in at 1lb 12oz. He was intubated for 2months, had a brain haemorrhage, was diagnosed with chronic BPD. He came home on O2, NG tube and the apnea monitor after 4 agonizing months of ups and downs at the hospital. Some doctors said he might not walk or talk, but God decides what and how. He is now a healthy 19month old toddler walking allover the house and its hard to keep up with him. He now eats all by PO. Never needed a shunt. Infact, everything he was diagnosed with has resolved and is on no meds. Praise God for prayers work. To all Moms going through the NICU, there is hope and light at the end of the tunnel. Wait on the Lord and be of good courage and he will strenghthen your heart.

12/13/05 12:53:56 GMT

Name: bob	MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me	Location: usa

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good site

12/08/05 06:01:22 GMT

Name: Michelle K	MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me	Location: Indiana

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My son was born at 32 weeks weighing 4 lbs 9oz. He never needed O2 but had jaundice and also had a bad infection. He had a hard time learning how to suck so he was fed by a NG tube pretty much the whole time he was in the NICU. He was there for 17 days. Thank God for our babies. All of us are truly blessed.

12/06/05 03:13:13 GMT

Name: Deanna	MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me	Location: okla

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After 17 years of trying for a baby, we was blessed with a little girl. She came at only 28 weeks, 2lb 13oz. She had to stay in the hospital for 6weeks. She doing great is now 4 month old and is 11 lb.We have alot to learn but we now have the child we have longed for, for so long. Thank God for his little blessings.

11/25/05 01:38:19 GMT

Name: Indi K Sidhu	MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me	Location: Surrey, BC Canada

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THANX !! OOXX :-) I've taken 9/11 kids home from NICU/SCN. I really appreciate the support/I just wish folks would respect personal boundries!!

11/20/05 23:37:43 GMT

Name: Allanah Booth	MY URL: Visit Me
My Email: Email Me	Location: Auckland New Zealand

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Matthew Walter Wallace Johnston was born at 32 weeks 2 days weighing 1940grams. we were NICU in Auckland hospital for 3 weeks. Not an experience I would like anyone to go through watching your baby in a glass bubble. (that's what it felt like anyway.