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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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