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Mom and newborn hug for first time after traumatic ICU event
- Helen Fitzgerald, 43, and her newborn baby Maeve were admitted to intensive care at Worcestershire Royal Hospital after both experienced breathing difficulties following the delivery.
- Helen has the rare condition myasthenia gravis, and during labor, some of her antibodies were transferred to Maeve, resulting in an extremely uncommon complication.
- Doctors intubated both Helen and Maeve and placed them on ventilators to save their lives, keeping them in separate ICUs and facilitating virtual contact.
- After several days, medical staff reunited them for their first skin-to-skin contact, which consultant pediatrician Dr. Paul Watson described as unprecedented in his experience.
- Helen was discharged from intensive care following a five-day period on mechanical ventilation and has shown a positive response to treatment, while Maeve no longer requires respiratory assistance and is anticipated to recover fully.
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Broward March for Babies raises funds, awareness for moms, newborns
Every step counted at the Broward County March for Babies walk at Nova Southeastern University. The annual walk was held Saturday morning at the Nova Southeastern University campus.The walk, put on by the March of Dimes, is a community-driven effort to raise awareness and funds to help improve the health of moms and babies not only locally, but nationwide. Many were recognized and honored, including the Swaby family. Their baby, Dereon, was born…
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