Posts from the ‘Molly Bad Day’ Category
Part of a memoir project about raising preemies.
Look How We’ve Grown
The pictures in the banner at the top of this blog are Isaac shortly after birth (l), Ike and Molly in 2010 (c), and Molly shortly after birth (that's her dad's wedding ring dangling on her arm, just to put things in perspective).454 grams = 1 pound
5 ccs = 1 teaspoonTime LIne
Mike&Ollie Around the Web
The Bird Sisters Guest Post- First Candle Links & Resources
- The Chicago Moms Prematurity Awareness
Twitter Updates
- RT @EverythingMom: Psst! Don't forget you turn your clocks ahead one hour tonight. Follow @MikeOllie2 3 months ago
- RT @ourkidsmom: Little Me Multiple Birth Program | $50 GC #GIVEAWAY | ends 3/13 | #win goo.gl/fb/u9ruD Follow @MikeOllie2 3 months ago
- How we chose a pediatrician for our #preemies wp.me/p1c4Ld-q0 #prematurity #health #family Follow @MikeOllie2 4 months ago
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The content on this blog is based on a memoir and journal written by a layperson. Please do not construe anything on this site as medical advice. Much of the technology and practices in place when these journals were written (1991-1992) has been modified, upgraded or discontinued. If you have medical questions about the care of premature infants, consult a licensed neonatologist. ©2010, Susan Bearman, all rights reserved.
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