One in a Million: One Mom’s Fight for the Daughter She Didn’t Know She Needed

One in a Million: One Mom’s Fight for the Daughter She Didn’t Know She Needed

Read Jennifer Cosby’s story of becoming a mother to Chesney, who was diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot, Cleft lip and palate, and Cri du Chat syndrome. “You find this strength along your journey, that you NEVER had before. You learn to fight for your child, their needs, and for what they deserve.”

Fetal cardiac interventions at UC Davis Fetal Care and Treatment Center help babies with CHD

Fetal cardiac interventions at UC Davis Fetal Care and Treatment Center help babies with CHD

If untreated, critical aortic stenosis and HLHS can be fatal. By performing this procedure before birth, it can promote improved growth of the left-sided heart structures and lead to fewer surgeries after birth. “These interventions were not possible 20 years ago. I’m proud to provide my expertise at UC Davis Children’s Hospital to help these babies,” said Dr. Ing.

When my babies died…the nurses were #NotJustaNurse

When my babies died…the nurses were #NotJustaNurse

Gina Harris is the CEO of Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep. In this piece she shares how important nurses have been in her life. “When I went into labor with my first baby on October 24, 2007, I did not know what to expect. I knew that our baby David would either be stillborn or he would die shortly after birth. He had Potter’s Syndrome, which means his kidneys never developed, thus preventing his lungs from developing…”