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A Tale of Courageous Mrs. Munni Akter
(Baby Fatiha & Sayhan Delivered at 6th Month)
Defying the odds : Heartwarming Tales of Babies born at 6 & 7th month. Miracle babies nurtured by our Doctor
"These amazing freedom babies, under the care of our doctor, have overcome incredible challenges and emerged victorious. With the heartfelt consent of their parents, we share their touching stories of resilience and hope."
Meet the courageous Fatiha and her twin brother, Sayhan, born on January 22, 2022, into a world of uncertainty and challenges. Weighing a mere 870gram and 880gram at birth, had severe respiratory distress syndrome for which prolong intubation was required with lung maturation medication surfactant, all while grappling the moments of shock and anaemia. Her journey was marked by moments of uncertainty, including feed intolerance.
Fatiha & sayhan fraught with obstacles, compounded by the financial constraints faced by her family. Born to a mother from Bangladesh, Munni Akter, her father returned to his homeland, leaving Munni, for the financial arrangements.
Munni Akter's resilience and strength knew no bounds. Faced with the daunting task of raising her twins alone, she embraced her role with unwavering determination and love. Despite the hardships she encountered, Munni remained a pillar of strength for Fatiha and Saiyan, tirelessly advocating for their well-being and ensuring they received the care they needed.
Throughout their journey, Munni stood by her side, offering comfort, support, and encouragement every step of the way.
Now celebrating their second birthday with joy and gratitude..
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MIRACLE'S JOURNEY
(Delivered at 6th month 720 GRAM)
From the moment Baby took her first breath, she faced the daunting reality of severe respiratory distress syndrome. Her fragile lungs struggled to cope with the demands of breathing, necessitating immediate and intensive care within the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). The skilled hands of neonatologists intervened, administering surfactant therapy and implementing mechanical ventilation to support Baby Preterm's fragile respiratory system.
As days turned into weeks, Baby encountered additional obstacles on her journey to health. Apnea of prematurity and bronchopulmonary dysplasia added further complexity to her condition, requiring meticulous monitoring and adjustment of treatment strategies. Compensated shock and a patent ductus arteriosus posed additional challenges, underscoring the critical importance of comprehensive and multidisciplinary care.
Despite the formidable hurdles she faced, Baby journey was marked by moments of triumph and resilience. The determination of neonatologists to address each complication with precision and expertise proved instrumental in her gradual improvement. Interventions such as blood transfusions to address anemia of prematurity and targeted antibiotic therapy for positive sepsis were administered with care and precision, mitigating the risks associated with these conditions.
Throughout her NICU stay, Baby Preterm's journey was not without its ups and downs. The presence of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and feed intolerance required close monitoring and adjustment of her nutritional regimen. Additionally, the risk of retinopathy of prematurity loomed large, necessitating timely screening and intervention to safeguard her vision.
After 69 days of intensive care and unwavering dedication, Baby Preterm was discharged from the NICU, her weight now a healthier 1.76 kilograms. Her journey serves as a testament to the resilience of premature infants and the transformative power of neonatal care. As we celebrate Baby remarkable journey, we honor the tireless efforts of neonatologists and healthcare teams who worked tirelessly to ensure her survival and well-being. May her story inspire hope and resilience in all those facing similar challenges on their journey to health and healing.
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A JOURNEY OF RESILIENCE "DELIVERED AT 7 MONTH"
( BABY MAHIDHAR & MAHENDRA TWINS)
I am honored to share the remarkable journey of two precious souls who bravely fought their way into this world. Born prematurely at 30 weeks +2 days, Date of birth 30/7/2022 these twin babies faced numerous challenges from the very beginning.
Their mother, battling gestational diabetes, hypertension, and hypothyroidism, delivered them amidst the urgency of an emergency C-section. Both babies encountered severe respiratory distress syndrome, with one facing additional complications including sepsis, shock, and seizures.
The first twin, a resilient little soul, weighed merely 1.35 kgs at birth. Immediate medical intervention was crucial, and with the administration of surfactant and diligent care, the baby’s condition gradually improved. Despite the hurdles, the baby triumphantly left the hospital after 35 days, weighing 1.59 kgs, and continues to thrive with each passing day.
As for the second twin, a brave little boy weighing 1.5 kgs, his journey mirrored his sibling’s in many ways. Facing respiratory distress syndrome, he too received surfactant therapy and dedicated medical attention. Remarkably, he was discharged after 30 days, weighing 1.6 kgs, and is now flourishing, hitting all the developmental milestones expected for his age.
Today, both babies are healthy, active, and a testament to the power of medical expertise and unwavering parental love.
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Celebrating the Journey of Baby Lakshmi: A Testament to Neonatal Care
(Delivered at 6th month 970 gram)
Baby Lakshmi's arrival into the world at just 28 weeks gestation was fraught with challenges, Birth weight of 970grams, yet her story illuminates the pivotal role of neonatal care in the face of adversity. Born alongside the sorrow of losing her twin sibling as an intrauterine demise, Baby Lakshmi's journey underscores the critical importance of specialized medical intervention and unwavering support.
From the outset, Baby Lakshmi grappled with the complexities of premature birth, confronting severe respiratory distress syndrome that necessitated immediate and intensive care. The expertise of neonatologists became instrumental as she was guided through the intricacies of intubation and maturation medicine, essential interventions that played a crucial role in her survival.
Throughout her journey, Baby Lakshmi faced additional challenges such as apnea of prematurity and compensated shock, underscoring the intricate nature of neonatal care and the need for vigilant monitoring and intervention. Furthermore, the presence of retinopathy of prematurity highlighted the multidisciplinary approach required to address the diverse needs of premature infants.
Despite the hurdles she encountered, Baby Lakshmi's remarkable progress is a testament to the collaborative efforts of neonatologists, nurses, and support staff who tirelessly advocated for her well-being. The comprehensive care provided by these dedicated professionals ensured that Baby Lakshmi received the specialized treatment and support necessary for her optimal growth and development.
Now she is 1 year 6 month old and her parents shared us the beautiful picture of the little one.
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Jaheera's baby
( Delivered at 6 th month 930 gram )
"Meet the remarkable Jaheera’s baby, who came into this world at just 28 weeks, a true testament to strength. Born with an extremely low birth weight of 930 grams, this little fighter faced the daunting challenge of severe respiratory distress syndrome. The baby required life-saving ventilation support and specialized lung maturation medications and facing additional complications. Baby gradually improved with all the treatment facilities provided by the R&R hospital. On Day 51 of life, Jaheera's baby reached a weight of 1.5 kilograms, a significant milestone.
In the midst of this medical journey, the parents faced financial hardships, but the Suraksha extended unwavering support, both financially and emotionally. With each passing day, the baby's progress was a testament to the dedicated care provided. On Day 51 of life, Jaheera's baby reached a weight of 1.5 kilograms, a significant milestone. With hearts filled with joy and gratitude, the family bid farewell to the hospital, Jaheera's baby discharged, embodying the power of resilience and the compassion of the healthcare team.