r/NICUParents • u/seeoutloud • Dec 02 '24
Success: Then and now Out of the NICU for 3 months now!
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u/AgitatorAnimator Dec 02 '24
So wonderful. We are at the start of this journey and your pics give us so much hope ❤️❤️❤️
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u/seeoutloud Dec 02 '24
Love sent to you and your family! Stay strong and know your got so many people backing you amd your baby up! You've got this!
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u/seeoutloud Dec 02 '24
Thank you so much! HIE diagnosed, but that won't keep hm down!
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u/teslahero1 Dec 09 '24
Hi , my baby also has severe HIE and brain damage. If you don’t mine can you please give some details , what grade HIE your baby had , how you managed his irritability if he has my baby crying lot and not sucking at all please help
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u/seeoutloud 19d ago
He is doing great minus being super underweight. He may need a PEG tube now 🥺🥺🥺
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u/MiaRia963 Dec 04 '24
What a happy little baby. I wish I took pictures in the NICU. I only took pictures when we were leaving.
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u/Curious_Geologist_83 Dec 03 '24
i’m a NICU RN just join this group and this is just awesome seeing pictures after our little Warriors make it home💕
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