This image provides a glimpse into the incredible care provided in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). It illustrates the various medical equipment often used to support the tiniest and most vulnerable patients - our newborns who need extra help.
Here we see an infant receiving comprehensive care, including an overhead warmer to maintain their body temperature, and bilirubin lights, often used to treat jaundice. The baby is connected to a ventilator to assist with breathing, and an ECG and blood pressure monitor to keep a close watch on their vital signs. An oxygen saturation monitor ensures their oxygen levels are stable, while IV pumps deliver essential fluids and medications.
You can also spot a feeding tube, used when babies aren't yet strong enough to feed orally, and an umbilical artery catheter, which allows for blood draws and medication administration.
This setup, while complex, is designed to give these precious little ones the best possible start.
It's a testament to the dedication of NICU nurses, doctors, and specialists who work tirelessly to care for these fragile fighters. Understanding what goes on in the NICU can provide comfort and information to families navigating this challenging journey.

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A 13-year-old boy begged for help. His mum says he was ignored. Now he’s gone. This is the story every parent needs to read.
Chris Reason
By Chris Reason
Single mum Clare McCann lost her only child Atreyu to suicide after he was targeted by school bullies.
Clare McCann was a single mum with a single child — who has now been taken from her.

After what she describes as a sustained and often violent campaign of horrific school bullying, her son died by suicide.

His name was Atreyu McCann. He was just 13 years old and in his first year of high school.

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Atreyu was named after the hero character in the 1984 classic The NeverEnding Story.

Tragically, Atreyu’s story ended long before it should have.

When I first met McCann, it was just days after Atreyu had died. She was a broken woman. Her eyes were red, her face pale, as she climbed out of her friend’s car at the place she wanted to talk — Atreyu’s favourite surf spot. Read more… https://7news.com.au/news/insi....de-australias-school

A couple from Sussex who lost their child are encouraging people not to kiss newborn babies after their baby Violet died from the herpes virus.

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Don’t feed babies ready-made pouches, NHS tells parents
Story by Timothy Sigsworth..
The NHS is telling parents not to feed babies ready-made food pouches.

New health service guidance warns mothers and fathers that newborns should only be fed processed, store-bought pouches and jars “occasionally”.

The NHS instead recommends a diet of home-made meals and no processed snacks, after claims by nutritionists that ready-made baby food is less healthy.
It is the first time the health service has mentioned processed baby food in its advice on infant nutrition.

In the updated guidance, the NHS tells parents that preparing simple food at home for babies is “often healthier and cheaper”.

“Although food jars, pouches, trays and pots can be convenient, you should not rely on them as an everyday food,” it reads. “If you use them, only use them occasionally.

“Preparing food at home is often healthier and cheaper than shop-bought food.” https://www.msn.com/en-gb/heal....th/other/don-t-feed-

“ Life is cruel like that. Beautiful, then brutal. So don’t wait. Say what matters. Do what you love. Because tomorrow is never promised. “

For six years, Dr. Pratik Joshi lived alone in London. During that time, he prepared all the visa documents and legal requirements so his wife and children could join him in UK.

That day had finally come.

His wife Komi resigned from her hospital job in India. The kids said goodbye to their school friends. Today, they boarded Air India flight 171 a one way ticket to new beginnings. Pratik took a selfie of them smiling in their seats and sent it to the family group chat. The message read: “Next stop: home.”

But the flight never reached London.

It crashed.

No one survived.

Life is cruel like that. Beautiful, then brutal. So don’t wait. Say what matters. Do what you love. Because tomorrow is never promised.

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