Name: Heather
Location: Ohio, USA
"I was told I would never be able to carry my son full term.
I was given the full rundown on the NICU multiple times and introduced to all the complications my son would probably face.
I was pulled into emergency surgery, rushed to the hospital in an ambulance, my veins pumped full of metal to stop the baby from coming, etc. etc. etc.
I was told I needed to prepare to bury him.
I can't even count how many times we almost lost him...all because my body isn't capable to carrying a baby to a healthy term.
and then we tried it all again. it wasn't any better the 2nd time. it was worse.
then we survived... twice. we were blessed...twice.
they said it was a miracle.
it was, it has been, and it always will be." - Heather
I was given the full rundown on the NICU multiple times and introduced to all the complications my son would probably face.
I was pulled into emergency surgery, rushed to the hospital in an ambulance, my veins pumped full of metal to stop the baby from coming, etc. etc. etc.
I was told I needed to prepare to bury him.
I can't even count how many times we almost lost him...all because my body isn't capable to carrying a baby to a healthy term.
and then we tried it all again. it wasn't any better the 2nd time. it was worse.
then we survived... twice. we were blessed...twice.
they said it was a miracle.
it was, it has been, and it always will be." - Heather
I love your blog, Megan! Thanks for the feature. Those toes sure are cute!
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Why is it so hard to say something nice about oneself? I have been trying to find a picture to submit for about an hour! I think I finally did it though :-)
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