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William's Journey: Strength, Hope, and Purpose in Empowering NICU Parents
The NICU journey, which I once knew from the perspective of a healthcare provider, became deeply personal when William was born at 23 weeks.
Unhealed Scars: The Unexpected Trauma Following NICU Discharge—And How I Overcame It
So, there we were, about to leave the NICU for the very last time. With one hand, my husband pushed our double stroller, two twins nestled inside. This was the first time my twin boys, Lochlan and Lex, had ever been out of their hospital room together…
25 | A Conversation with Jennifer Degl, Author, Speaker, Maternal & Neonatal Health Advocate
Jennifer described coming home from the NICU with one word: Scary. We wish this weren’t be the case but it happens all the time!
02 | A Welcome Home letter from Ali Dunn: It’s Not The End
Ali Dunn, founder of Me Two Books, shares a note of encouragement to families of NICU grads.
helpful links
NICU Alumni is proud to serve NICU grads and their families—and we’re not alone. There are amazing groups and organizations that can also support you while you’re still in the NICU, during your transition home, and into the future.
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CDC: What Is Early Intervention?
Early Intervention Contact Info by State (CDC)
Jack’s Basket - support for new diagnosis of Down syndrome
Learn the Signs. Act Early. (CDC)
Pathways.org - a valuable resource offering free materials to help you understand developmental milestones and age-appropriate activities.
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The ARC - supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and actively supporting their full inclusion.
Family Café - Conference
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Academy of Special Needs Planners
Act4Me - Grants for therapy in Miami-Dade and Broward County
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FreeArm - Tube Feeding Assistant
Me Two Books - This blog contains book reviews and activities for the family.
Toy Recommendations by Lemon City Collective
Zaky HUG - Ergonomic support device designed to provide comfort, security, and better sleep to your baby as it mimics the warmth and scent of a caregiver’s touch.
our network of support