This post was inspired by the supportive Instagram photo by Channel Mum of then Mummy-to-be Meghan Koziel – a Breast Cancer survivor, who plastered a sign above her hospital bed explaining to midwives/nurses and other Healthcare professionals who maybe involved … Continue reading Why I Sacrificed Breastfeeding
Inspired by a Mum-to-be who went viral for posting a sign above her hospital bed explaining why she couldn’t breastfeed – I share my own #FedIsBest journey. Continue reading Why I Sacrificed Breastfeeding
Ava Harriet was born on 24th September 2015, weighing a tiny 4lb 10oz. Just like her big sister Abbigail, Ava was born by elective c-section via general anesthesia, planned months in advance in a very controlled setting due to complications surrounding my muscle wasting disease. To understand more about this please visit my Pregnancy & Childbirth post for more details. Although I got given a different team of specialists with it being 3 years on from my first pregnancy, everything as far as the birth plan was exactly the same as it was with my first. If it’s not broken … Continue reading Ava’s NICU Journey | A Surprise Delivery! | NICU Awareness Month
