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Fighting for Your Child: Life After a Severe Birth Injury

Posted on September 14th, 2018 by Elizabeth

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Life is a struggle for everyone at times. Challenges arise. Grief takes over. You just can’t get ahead. But what about the child who suffers a birth injury? The fight begins for this little one from the moment he or she takes their first breath – and the family of this infant lives every day […]

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Early Diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy Can Be Life-Changing

Posted on September 5th, 2018 by Elizabeth

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Cerebral palsy is a birth injury that, once suffered, is incurable. The most severe cases are often diagnosed at birth and require around-the-clock, lifelong care, physical and speech therapies, and equipment to assist with cognitive and physical functions – all a tremendous financial burden for a family. Therapies and medical treatment can help minimize the […]

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You May Not Know Right Away That Your Baby Suffered Birth Trauma

Posted on July 5th, 2018 by Elizabeth

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In the labor and delivery room there are moments of great joy, anxiety, hope, and relief. The last thing any parent wants to think is that something went wrong with their child’s birth. Sadly, there are infants who are born with a serious medical problem or who suffer a birth injury – these issues are […]

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Can Inducing Labor at Full-Term Lead to a Birth Injury?

Posted on June 15th, 2018 by Elizabeth

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Ask any pregnant woman at 40 weeks whether she is ready to deliver her baby and chances are she would give a resounding “yes.” Some women, however, find themselves having to wait a little longer to meet their infant. Then the question becomes: At what point is inducing labor in the best interest of the […]

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Teen Born with Cerebral Palsy Walks at High School Graduation

Posted on June 14th, 2018 by Elizabeth

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Darby Cochran’s May 25, 2018, high school graduation day was special for many reasons, one in particular: Thanks to exoskeleton technology, this 19-year-old from Georgia stood and walked to receive her diploma. What makes this feat so monumental and the milestone so momentous? Darby suffers from cerebral palsy. Reaching her goal to walk at graduation […]

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