NICU Nurses: Everyday Heroes - Baby Hospital - Medical Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มิ.ย. 2024
- Baby Hospital - S01 E03
Witness the incredible journeys of premature babies and their families at Liverpool Women's Hospital. Our NICU heroes provide cutting-edge neonatal care and support through the most emotional and challenging times. Experience the miracles and heartwarming stories.
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Baby Hospital follows the moving stories of babies in the Neonatal Unit at Liverpool Women’s Hospital. This three-part series focuses on the one in ten cases where babies need intensive care. With unique access, it provides an intimate look at families' struggles and the dedicated work of doctors and nurses fighting to save tiny lives.
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After almost 18 years, this is still hard for me to watch. Daughter born at 25weeks 1lb15oz. Spent 76 days in NICU. Many ups and downs. She’s going into senior year HS. So thankful but these emotions never go away.
I had a 'stillbirth ' at 26 weeks... they couldn't save him ...30 years ago 🇿🇦
even if I couldn't hold my baby I would want to talk to him as often as possible- the voice is soothing.................
I remember when my son was in the NNIC unit. He had fluid on his lungs. There was 6 sets of twins in the unit. He was doing really good, so they told me that we could go home, as there was a 7th set of twins coming in. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.
Thank you for posting, I was one of the mums in the video and its been nearly 14 years since I have watched that back. Our little man continues to have a huge impact on our lives.
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So was this filmed 14 years ago? Have you had anymore children since? X
Ps I'm sorry for your loss zx
@@natashamccarten9639 yes it is 14 years. Yes had another child.
We are definitely thinking of you. You’re a great mum ❤
So lovely to see the parents supporting each other.
Beautiful little souls and incredible courageous parents
I have identical triplet nieces who were born at 28 weeks gestation. The smallest of the 3 weighed 1 lb 7 oz. The other 2 were 2 pounds and 2 pounds 2oz. The smallest was so small because her umbilical cord wasn't working properly. The last ultrasound she was 1lb 14 oz and that was 1 week before she was born. She gained 7oz very quickly and was back up to 1lb 14oz in about 2 days.
Oh my goodness...a mix of sadness and joy for them all💔💔💔❤❤❤
I can relate to this although my daughter wasn't that small she spent quite some time in NICU here in a hospital in SA.
Omgoodness, this was such an amazing/tragic vlog 😢
My heart reaches out to all mothers (and fathers) of 'early born' children ❤❤❤❤
Lovely stories, peace and comfort to the loved ones. Thank you to the great medical teams 😊
😭 Rip Heidi & Louie & Harrison
Such a rollercoaster of emotions....
I'm sorry to Louie's parents😢😢I can't imagine your pain 38:45
Sending prayers and bless up to all the lil Angels 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
3:06 into the video as a premie baby myself it was so sad to realize that I was one of the babies who lived and there was another that was there with me and didn’t make it is so so sad I’m going to sob my way through the rest of this 😢❤my sincere apologies for anyone who has lost there precious little baby nobody should have to go through that
I'm SO glad you lived❣️ My son was born at 26 weeks. I live in South Africa 🇿🇦. 30 years ago... they couldn't save him.
Be blessed, sweetie ❤
To Harrison's family in sorry for your loss 43:38
To Heidis dad I'm so sorry. Praying for you and your family. 28:53
Good morning Banijay, and everyone ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.
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Harley Nichole Law. 2lb 4oz. Married and happy
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We need protection of all humans life from moment of conception.
Muhammad's mom❣️🙏🙏🙏
Sending loads of love from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤️
Doctors get the recognition- but nurses keep these babies alive. We pay Doctors many, many, thousands but our nurses need to visit food banks? Urghhhh..I seriously just want to scream!!
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
02:18 *🌟 Survival rates for extremely premature babies at 24 weeks have greatly improved, now offering a 50/50 chance compared to a decade ago.*
05:35 *🤱 Parents of premature babies experience emotional highs and lows, finding support in neonatal care.*
35:36 *🌡️ The medical team considers transitioning Baby Lou from aggressive treatment to palliative care.*
39:03 *🏩 Baby Muhammad, after a costly hospital stay, prepares to leave intensive care.*
40:16 *💪 Baby Muhammad makes significant progress, nearing discharge despite earlier challenges.*
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She's to young to be a wife! She's to immature to be a mother!
Says you.
the technology has changed so much so babies have more of a chance of surviving I was born at 18 weeks in the pregnancy and my twin sister died from a brain clot they gave me a 10 percent chance of surviving but I lived but I have permanent brain damage with multiple disabilities 🫣😪☹️🙁
My first son was born at 26 weeks. I live in South Africa 🇿🇦. 30 years ago, they could not save him😢
Bless you ❤❤❤
I thought the world record was 22.5weeks
@@smallbeginning2 my mother really did give birth to me and my sister and 18 weeks in the pregnancy and many babies are born before 22 weeks in the pregnancy and don’t get recorded in newspapers or world records and people are entitled to privacy 🤔🙁🤷🏻♀️
@@sophietierney-jf6el well that's very unusual because doctors would be writing to journals telling them what they did so that they could save other babies. With patient anonymity. It's not about world records exactly it's about saving other babies.