Phoebe is doing well, she is awake and getting better.
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Our son Rafael was diagnosed with a severe left-sided diaphragmatic hernia at 23 weeks in utero. He's been a fighter ever since. This is his (and our) story.
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- Day 17-Girding Our Loins (and Having a Tubby and a...
- Day 17-Going Into Battle
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- Day 15-"Charlie, do you know what happened to the ...
- Day 15-Hurry Up and Wait
- Day 14-UPDATE
- Day 14-HAPPY 2-WEEK BIRTHDAY!
- Day 13-The Bounce-Back
- Day 12/13-A Reality Check
- Pictures in the MSICU
- Day 12-Flipping the Script
- Day 11-Another bridge crossed!
- Update-He came through the circuit replacement jus...
- Day 11-Today's the day
- Day 10-A Double-Digit Milestone
- Day 9-"The sun'll come out tomorrow..."
- Day 8-"On the Hot Tamale Train!"
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- Hello everyone!
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- Our Phoebe resting after a big battle!
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- First pictures of Rafa!
- Rafa is here!
- Bastille Day
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- On the Big Day
- Our Cup Overfloweth!
- ICU? Not So Bad
- July 14th = Happy Birthday to Rafa!
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About Us
- Mommy to My Hero(es)
- NJ, United States
- What a difference (almost) two years make. We are set to welcome our two new sons, Luca and Xavier, and couldn't be more pleased, whole, and hopeful. Our family is getting a new start. Thank you for that, Rafa Bird, and our many living angels who have made this dream a reality.
He looks like a little angel...
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
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