Medical Disclaimer

Thank you for being here. Before you read on, please take a moment to review this important disclaimer.

I Am Not a Medical Professional

The author of this blog is a NICU parent — not a doctor, nurse, neonatologist, respiratory therapist, or any other licensed medical or healthcare professional. Nothing on this blog constitutes medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Every experience shared here is personal. What happened with my child — the decisions we made, the outcomes we saw, the treatments used — may not apply to your child's unique medical situation.

Always Trust Your Medical Team

Please always consult your baby's neonatologist, nurses, and care team before making any medical decisions. Your NICU team knows your baby's specific condition, history, and needs in a way that no blog ever can.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number immediately.

What This Blog Is For

This space exists to offer:

• Emotional support and community for NICU families

• Personal stories and reflections from one parent's journey

• General information and resources that may be helpful

• A place to feel seen, understood, and less alone

It does not exist to replace, supplement, or contradict professional medical guidance.

External Links & Resources

This blog may link to third-party websites, organizations, or resources. These links are provided for informational purposes only. I do not endorse, control, or take responsibility for the content of external sites.

Accuracy of Information

While I do my best to share accurate information, medical knowledge evolves. Content on this blog reflects my personal understanding and experience at the time of writing and may not reflect the most current medical research or guidelines.