So, as I wrote a bit in the previous post, when a premature baby is born, the parents are "thrown" into the world of miscarriages, often without preparation. All of a sudden like that. Many times without knowing this world at all. The hospitals provide an excellent medical response to premature babies. They are professional and experienced but by virtue of their role, they are focused on medical care but are not always aware

A girl whose story started several years ago, right after we got married we said we were trying - it will work, it won't work, it won't burn. Time started to run and nothing moved, in the examinations at the doctor it becomes clear that you need to undergo treatments. Terrified and scared, they start treatments with lots and lots of hope for success and then comes the first negative

How I came into the world Mother got pregnant in Recife (in Brazil) on the last night of the carnival. That's probably why I was a cheerful baby, and I danced for my mother in my belly the whole pregnancy. The mess started when mom was a little past the middle of the sixth month. On August 13 (Monday morning) mother came to the doctor with early labor, and after a visit

Guy Michael Dorfman was born at 29 weeks due to a complete placental abruption on 01/08/09. He underwent difficult diagnoses such as "cerebral palsy", "mental retardation" and more.... As of today, he is a completely normal child, developing nicely cognitively and is in a normal setting. Makes us happy every day!!!! Guy Michael was born at week 29 and was premature for two months. He was born due to

Nine years ago, a spring burst into the air of the world into a mixture of uncertainty and fear of its ability to survive. Ma'ayan was born, by emergency surgery, at 30 weeks, weighing 1.140 g as a twin. Maayan's twin was born without being able to take a single breath outside. Maayan spent the first week of her life alone because I was

On October 19, 2008, at 26+6 weeks, a routine check-up at the doctor's, high blood pressure, some swelling, suspicion of pre-eclampsia, sends me to the maternity ward. I arrived at "Assaf Harofeh" and an hour later it was decided to be hospitalized until further notice in the "Pregnancy at Risk" department, on November 7, 2008 at 29+4 weeks, my blood pressure decided to rise and it was decided to deliver me

You were born at week 29+3, 768 grams. On the last day of the Cast Lead War. During the war, the soldiers fought against us, and we - against you! The doctors didn't believe you would survive, they didn't give you a chance even in the womb. They told us to terminate the pregnancy. But you were surprised. Even when they thought it would take four pediatricians to revive you - you were the first breath

Roni was born on the last day of week 24. Weighing 700 grams, we gave her a 50% chance to survive. And this little warrior survived like a big one. Her twin brother Or, the late, who was born weighing 750 grams did not survive and after a very difficult week passed away, to our great regret. We were with Roni in Pegia for three and a half months. The stay in Pegia is shocking

When Roni and Lavi were born, we were neither happy nor excited. Our Roni and Lavi were born at week 27, weighing 895 and 965g, and all we felt then was immense anxiety and sadness. After the birth, the doctors prepared us for the fact that Roni would not survive the next 24 hours. A month after the birth , the doctors told us that Levi would be hurt

Amit, our first child, a single remnant from a third pregnancy, was born at week 27+3, weighing 958 grams and was premature for 3 months. A very complicated pregnancy that included a six-month stay in the hospital, the reduction of one fetus, and a loss of water at week 20, the doctors wanted me to have a premature birth and I refused. So they stopped my contractions when my water dropped (they don't do it