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Prematurity awareness
After Brady came home we became our area's March of Dimes Ambassador Family and spoke up about prematurity. These posts cover March for Babies, Prematurity Awareness Day, and the pre-eclampsia behind her birth.
amazing little baby girl
Brady starts laughing and can't get enough to eat, and we're chosen as the March of Dimes Ambassador Family for Savannah.
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3 months and 3 days and March for Babies
Brady has now been home longer than she was in the hospital; Nikkie grieves a missed church dedication, and we set a $1,000 March for Babies goal.
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March for Babies
Erik explains how to donate to or walk with our March for Babies team as the local March of Dimes Ambassador Family.
We walked for babies
On Brady's first big outing she rides six miles in her stroller at March for Babies; we double our $1,000 goal and see her NICU nurses again.
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a year to remember
On Brady's first birthday, Nikkie recalls the pre-eclampsia emergency behind her birth; Brady is now 17 lb, crawling, and passes her eye exam.
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Bloggers Unite-Prematurity Awareness
On Prematurity Awareness Day, Nikkie shares that 1 in 8 US babies is born early and urges pregnant women not to let doctors brush them off.
Prematurity Awareness Day
Nikkie explains the pre-eclampsia that caused Brady's birth at 28 weeks, the warning signs she brushed off, and its risk factors.
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