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After 3 months in to our pregnancy, Aimee and I received the bad news that our baby was not going to survive the pregnancy. We met with numerous Doctors who felt it was only a matter of time before she was going to die. We were told to live our life as normal as possible and there was nothing we could possibly do. One Doctor even said to go home and drink a glass of wine and to go exercise if we feel that would make us feel better. The Doctors seemed to be more concerned with our mental capacity on how we are going to handle the baby’s death. If we heard, “This is not your fault” one more time, we were going to go off the deep end. I don’t think there was an illness that Kayleigh wasn’t diagnosed with. Our baby was diagnosed at very high risk of Down Syndrome, Spinabifida, other possible Chromosomal Abnormalities, Cardio Effusion, A hole in the heart, Liver and Bowel diseases, and Aimee had a partially torn placenta which prevented normal growth and the cause a handful of other issues. By the sounds of all that from a professional who sees these issues everyday, what could we do? If we didn’t have God in our lives to help our decisions, we would have terminated the pregnancy in a heart beat because this baby may not survive and if it does, it will live a horrible life. I couldn’t argue with a Doctor, someone with a superior level in the educational field, the highest paid care provider who is supposed do whatever it takes to save lives. They said there was nothing we could do. They were wrong! Kayleigh Anne Freeman was born at 28 weeks, 10 inches long, weighing 470 grams (1 lb.1 oz). She has no chromosome abnormalities, no heart defects, no liver, no bowel and no other issue that will cause her to live a horrible life. What if I listened to the Doctors? What if I terminated the pregnancy? I have put together a day by day blog to show everyone there is hope, there is a chance, and there is life. While Aimee and I were going through this roller coaster of emotions, we met some of the most wonderful people in the world. They helped us by sharing their miracle stories to show us that God is in charge and no matter what a Doctor tells you, God has a plan for your baby. Kayleigh has touched the lives of so many people and with her story; we want to continue to touch the lives of people that don’t know there is hope. If people don’t know we are out there to help, they may not fight to save the life of their baby. We would have given up if it weren’t for people who gave us hope and for God, who is in complete control, so now we are returning the favor to give you hope. Please share and follow in the journey with us: www.KayleighAnneFreeman.blogspot.com God Bless Adam and Aimee Freeman

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Christopher was born on July 3, at 24 weeks. He has been in the NICU for 43 days now.When he was born he was 1lb 13oz and 14 inches. He is now 2lbs 3oz. He has come a long way from breathing through an oscillator, then a ventilator and he is now on a canula. He has fought through an infection and 3 spinal taps. He is our little miracle and the toughest fighter I have ever known.

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WOW I wish I knew this web sight was here 2 years ago. I had a micro premie and was going throught a lot of feelings I never had befor, with no one to talk with. I would Love to share my storie of defeet if I can How?

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my daughter was born at 35 wks and weighed 8 lbs due to my gestatinal diabetes by the grace of God she didnt need nicu but she had severe feeding problems problems gaining weighther hearing test failed in one ear(she passed 4 weeks later)she has had bouts with RSV and made it okay.she is a little slow on some things like she didnt walk until she was 23 months and is having some speech issues but otherwise i have a healthy 2and 1\2 yr old...please stay strong and enjoy your special babies.

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