We are five years post NICU and I still feel so alone some days. I often feel that my friends don’t “get me” and I find myself explaining to strangers why our twins are behaving in a manner that is a little out “of the ordinary”. I hate that prematurity… Read more about Prematurity Doesn’t Discriminate
7 Ways to Find JOY and HOPE After Infant Loss
September 15, 2007 is a date that changed my husband, Jeff, and my life forever. It was the day our daughter, Laura Caroline Fish, was born…and the day she died. After a pregnancy that got off to a rocky start, everything seemed to have turned our way and we were… Read more about 7 Ways to Find JOY and HOPE After Infant Loss
What a Neonatal Therapist Can Give a Preemie Parent
We were so unbelievably fortunate to be in a NICU that provided us with Neonatal Therapists. I can easily recall the first time she made her way over to me and introduced herself. She was very soft-spoken and very comforting. She explained to me her role in the NICU, since… Read more about What a Neonatal Therapist Can Give a Preemie Parent
September NICU Mom Connect
My name is Natalie Gordon, and I am a mom to former 24 week twins. I have gravitated towards trying to help families fumble their way through their NICU journeys since the day our babies were discharged from the NICU. I have been so blessed over the last year though… Read more about September NICU Mom Connect
Angel Gown Program Logo & International Launch
Ask any of my friends or family to describe me and without pause they would all say that I am a planner. I plan meals for a full week in advance, activities on my calendar are typically color coded, my notebooks are organized with to do lists and my children’s… Read more about Angel Gown Program Logo & International Launch