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Scary situation today

Posted by: Stephanie Rubinstein in FOT Blog

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Patient stopped breathing today, more than I can handle. Great efforts by lots of doctors and nurses and baby is fine. 

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I am so thankful for all the people at home who donated items such as hats, blankets, booties, pillow cases, toys, coloring books etc.. It has been so nice for the children to wake up from surgery and have a few comforts from home.

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