http://anthonymalloy.com/albert/2005/05/23/premature/ A blog about us a possible Kennedy. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:59:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 http://anthonymalloy.com/albert/2005/05/23/premature/#comment-373 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://anthonymalloy.com/albert/2005/05/23/premature/#comment-373 I remember being taken through the premmie ward at the Woman's a few years ago. It was amazing seeing these tiny babies, a couple of them no bigger than about 500gm. They looked like tiny little dolls, sweet and sad all at once. It was startling seeing the father of one cradling his son against his hand. The baby was barely twice as long. I remember being taken through the premmie ward at the Woman’s a few years ago. It was amazing seeing these tiny babies, a couple of them no bigger than about 500gm. They looked like tiny little dolls, sweet and sad all at once. It was startling seeing the father of one cradling his son against his hand. The baby was barely twice as long.

]]> http://anthonymalloy.com/albert/2005/05/23/premature/#comment-374 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://anthonymalloy.com/albert/2005/05/23/premature/#comment-374 I always get choked-up when they have the prem baby news stories on TV or the hospital appeals ... My sister was 9 weeks premature and weighed a bit over 3 pounds when she was born. I was 12 at the time, and so fully understood the dangers when my Mum was rushed off to the Royal Women's after having already been off her feet for weeks with pre-eclampsia [high blood pressure etc.]. I always get choked-up when they have the prem baby news stories on TV or the hospital appeals … My sister was 9 weeks premature and weighed a bit over 3 pounds when she was born. I was 12 at the time, and so fully understood the dangers when my Mum was rushed off to the Royal Women’s after having already been off her feet for weeks with pre-eclampsia [high blood pressure etc.].

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