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Most parents don't dream of having a pregnancy end

Most parents don't dream of having a pregnancy end with their baby in the NICU- however, this is the reality of many parents.

Damani spent just 2 short days in the NICU, and during that time, he has taught me so much about life and strength that has changed me. When the doctors said he had a 40% chance of surviving birth alive, that moved to a tiny babe being born at 510g, responding to the voice of his daddy with kicks and big bright eyes! Little one was fighting to live.

I was told how many transfusions he had, how many times he was resuscitated and I saw for myself the fight in his eyes- how he never wanted to give up. Oh how his strength keeps inspiring me today!

NICU babies are seen as sick, fragile little humans, but there's so much strength packed into those babies. Although chaotic and traumatic, sometimes in the midst of those NICU stays, these fighting little humans remind us of our own strength and gives us a little glimmer of hope.

Drop a 💚 if you have or know a tiny yet mighty little one. #nicuawarenessmonth #babylossinjamaica

3 years ago, you came into our lives earlier than

3 years ago, you came into our lives earlier than expected. Born at 500g, alive, your tiny but mighty spirit has been felt even today. Oh, the things you'd be doing today. We love you and miss you so very much. You will always be part of our lives. Happy 3rd birthday Damani 💙💙

3 years ago I was discharged from this hospital, b

3 years ago I was discharged from this hospital, but under different circumstances. I was right across the hall from this ward, the ward you're placed on after you have a living baby. I remember back then being discharged how I looked across this very hall and thought to myself that's where I should have been.

On Friday, I'm grateful to say me and Damani's little sister were discharged from here and I can't begin to describe the mixture of emotions I've been feeling.

Pregnancy after loss is truly a unique experience and I'm incredibly blessed to be sharing this today. We are now a family of 4! And as you can see, Damani is and will always be a part of it (so don't you forget it 😊) #rainbowbaby #pregnancyafterloss #babylossinjamaica

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