Published Sunday | February 25, 2007 Omaha World Herald BY NICHOLE AKSAMIT When it comes to keeping premature newborns alive, we’ve come a long way, baby. Micro-preemie Jackson Schnieder weighed 1 pound, 1 ounce when born on April 18, 2005. A remarkably tiny, supremely premature baby’s release from a Florida hospital last week tugs at the heart …
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My preemie twins are now teenagers! Macy and Mallory turned 13 on Saturday, complete with a slumber party of a dozen screaming, whiny girls sleeping over. Hard to believe it’s been that long since they were teeny tiny babies in the NICU. They are still tiny for their age, but for girls that’s not a bad thing. They are still …
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Reposted from PREEMIE e-NEWS… Each year, hospitals across the country eagerly await the first baby of the year. It seems the first baby is considered somewhat exceptional. The first baby born in 2007 was indeed special — she was a preemie! Nalaysia Raymond was born to Shaquencia Raymond at 4:00 a.m. at St. Joseph’s/Candler Hospital …
I was watching the Dr. Keith Ablow Show today about twin psychics, Terry and Linda Jamison. The identical Psychic Twins predicted the simultaneous terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center Towers and on Washington, D.C. by Bin Laden. The Psychic Twins made this prediction to 20 million listeners on the Art Bell Radio Show in November …
No one told me about Kangaroo Care when my twin preemies were in the NICU. I first heard the concept of placing the child’s ear on the parents bare chest above the heart a couple years later when a friend of mine had premature twins, and it seemed to prove beneficial. So, I was reading my Preemie Magazine …
