Street Address

City, State, Zip

A peek into the life of a 24 week MIcro preemie - from the NICU and beyond.

For collaborations or other inquiries, shoot us an email!
Please ask permission before using any photos.

FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM!

#ourlifeafterNICU | #Fightlikeapreemie | #ex24weeker

SAVING FOR YOUR CHILD  Are you worried about your child financially long-term? What if something happens to you, how are they going to get what they needs? Do you have family or friends that want to support your child financially somehow? Are you jus

FUNDRAISING & GRANTS

So, insurance will not cover your intensive or they don’t cover enough of it, so you need to come up with the rest of the funds. We get it. Paying for therapy plus travel, accommodations, meals, etc. for 2-3 weeks is

What if my insurance says a therapy clinic is out-of-network?
We all just recently learned about this (thanks, @napacenter ), but you can apply for GAP coverage (your insurance may call it in-for-out) which basically means that if its approved, they

Does insurance cover intensive therapy?

This is a popular question and rightfully so. Kids are expensive, having a child with a disability can be difficult financially.

We wish the answer to this was a little more cut and dry. Insurance varies by f

We all sit there, In the pressure that is. The pressure to keep up, the pressure to perform like other families, and the pressure to check all of the boxes. I find myself there more often than I would like to admit. When we started this journey, I di

I asked you today, what drains you on a daily basis? The responses were as follows: daily tasks, no alone time, communication or lack there of, making decisions, not being enough and not just getting to be mom.

When I read them my heart sank. So ma

SELF CARE:

What does that even look like as a special needs parent? We spend most of our days as moms, therapist, care takers, chauffeur, cook, house keeper, nurse and the list goes on. For me (Morgan) I felt myself spiraling with my everyday mundan

Hope.

As a family, being impacted by disabilities can feel, well debilitating. Whether it’s a severe physical disability, newly autism diagnosis, learning disability, genetic diagnosis, or terminal illness. It can feel suffocating.

BUT...the

Disclaimer: Our Life After NICU is solely my opinion and based on my experiences. This should not replace seeking medical advice or treatment from a trained professional.