*The FGH NICU has been dedicated to serving their smallest of patients since 1976.
*The new expansion of the NICU will allow from 9 to now 23 state-of-the-art beds.
*The lowest birth-weight baby treated at the FGH NICU was 14 oz. This child is now 21 years old, active and healthy.
*The FGH NICU admits approximately 250 newborn babies per year, with an average length of stay of 17 days. This beats the national average by one week.
*The FGH NICU gets over 60 transfer newborn babies from across the state of Mississippi and surrounding areas.
(I should work part-time in their marketing dept. Ha).Anyway, Cecilia passed with flying colors!! We were supposed to attend next month's FGH NICU assessment, but after today, Terri said she has "graduated" from the NICU. She no longer needs to come for follow-up visits and is doing wonderfully. We emailed a bit after the visit and she said "Cecilia's development is perfect. Solid. Milestones are all in place, quality of skills is EXCELLENT, progressing beautifully, no concerns."
YAY for our sweet baby!! Below is a picture after the busy morning of performing her "tricks" for Terri. And check out that hair!!


YAY!!!! What wonderful news! Ms. Ceci is a smarty pants!!! I know you and JD are thrilled to have graduated!!
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