Pregnancy and Birth
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- Sidelines
- Provides support for women with high-risk pregnancy, including information on practical issues.
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- A Preemie Named Nicholas.
- Nicholas' story of being born eight weeks premature. Includes NICU journal, photos and updates.
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- Archie
- Includes a journal and pictures of Archie's first year after being born at 25 weeks and 4 days weighing 800 grams.
- 125
- Jacob's Journey from NICU to Home.
- Story of Jacob's birth and life after NICU with pictures and video.
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- Joshua's Courageous Fight to Breath
- The story of a boy who suffered complications relating to intubation.
- 127
- Life with Triplets Plus One
- The journal with pictures of a family raising premature triplets and their brother.
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- Nate and Noah
- Born June 23, 2004 at 24 weeks. Contains pictures, music, poems and stories with regular updates.
- 130
- Riding the Rollercoaster
- A resource website for parents of premature babies written by a former preemie. Includes success stories, a glossary, support groups and poetry.
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- Rubin
- The story and photographs of an 11 week premature baby, his NICU journey and more recent updates.
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- The Story of a Premature Birth.
- Contains the journal of Daniel's time in NICU with pictures and updates.
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- Tommy's Preemie Web.
- Over ten years of stories, photographs and video of Thomas Clark King following his birth 15 weeks early.
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- Peripatetic Productions :: Micropremature Babies
- Micropremature Babies: How Low Can You Go? is the story of our tiniest minority- babies born at 24-28 weeks- weighing less than 2 pounds. Peripatetic productions.
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- BIBS: Babies in Buscot Support Group
- BIBS supports the families of premature babies born in the neonatal ward of the Royal Berkshire hospital in Reading, England.
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- Miracle Walk: To Benefit the Saint Barnabas NICU
- Started by one family in gratitude for the care of their premature daughter (born one pound ten ounces) received during a three month stay at the Saint Barnabas Medical Center Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).