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Our baby is now 3 months old, I posted his first story in my post "Prematurity Awareness Month, Meet 32 weeker Baby Liam Jace" . Giving birth prematurely was a traumatic event, culminating in a nerve wracking and great ordeal. Looking back we remember how we use to sit together in bed talking and praying each day. He spent 35 days in NICU. We were scared because we didn't know what was going to happen to our baby. We were curious as to his everyday progress and always ask questions to nurses and pedia but they assured us that he was in good hands and everything would be alright. As for everyone that are going through the distress of having a preemie and the panic of what is next, please know that kids are incredibly resilient and will surprise you with how they can pull through this! Always remember... prayer works! Here are the recent pictures  of our baby Liam Jace..  look I'm strong! I can be a baby model, check out my body! We believe every child is

November is Prematurity Awareness Month, we'd like to share our new challenge of being a Preemie parent to our baby boy, Liam Jace who was born last October 30, 2011 at 3:10 am via c-section, I had severe preeclampsia, pneumonia and asthma. My OB, Dra. Domingo said he cried right away when they got him. He's premature at 32 weeks, he needs to be in NICU (neonatal intensive care unit)  for I don't know how many days. Hopefully he recovers fast so we can bring him home. God is so good to us because He saved us both, the cord was already tied up and Drs. said he might not survive if he stayed longer in my womb. A miracle indeed! Baby Liam Jace :) he's strong and a fighter! He will make it with God's help! Please pray for baby Liam too for his quick recovery.