oooh, I forgot to share a photo of my new little niece in Australia, Larni Ella Johns, she was born prem at 30 weeks and weighed 1.3kg. Her name means 'Heaven sent'. Both Larni and my sister Anna are doing well. Little Larni is is obviously still in hospital and will be for some time but she is gaining weight and the doctors are happy with her progress. These 2 pics are of her at 3 days old. Check the dummy out - and it's a prem dummy too!
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She is so tiny. Glad to hear she's growing nicely.
Have a great weekend.
blessings
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Hey Hey Hey! I love your new layout...
Man that is one teeny kid!
I am really happy that you're on a photography course...only good can come of it. And I am sure you will be fabulous at it too - such a talented girl!
Hi Tanya,
just found your blog through a comment you left on Lara's. So nice to learn a bit more about you- and your hidden talents!
Blessings to your sister and her little Larni- my Meg was a 32-weeker and is strong and healthy as anything now!
Have a good weekend,
Adele
Awwww Larni is beautiful! A belated congratulations to your sister. How is Larni going now? I hope she is home safely and growing big and strong.
My son was born at 27 weeks weighing 1.1kg. He was in hospital for 3.5 months but i hope Larni wasn't in for as long.
Kind regards
Julia
www.lilaussieprems.com.au
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