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Mother's Day Chat - May 8, 2008 *updated!*

2 here 2 in Heaven - 08:56am Apr 22, 2008 EST
Join us May 8 for a Mother's Day LIVE CHAT. 3pm ET, 2pm CT. Surviving 26 week triplet...2 angels, & a 36 week singleton.

Once a month Share hosts a LIVE CHAT for all its members to participate in. Guest speakers join us to give their expertise in these topics. All chats are scheduled for 3pm Eastern, 2pm Central, 1pm Mountain and Noon Pacific Time, and last around 30-45 minutes. You may join in at any time.

Please join us for the following chats:

May 8, Mother's Day - hosted by Melissa Middleton
June 4, Father's Day - Dr. David Loewenstein & Todd Bemis
July 15, Hitting Milestones at a Preemie Pace - Dr. Scott Berns
August 6, Heading off to School - Jaclyn Pham Haynes


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2 here 2 in Heaven - Apr 22, 2008 9:07 am (#1 Total: 5)  

Join us May 8 for a Mother's Day LIVE CHAT. 3pm ET, 2pm CT. Surviving 26 week triplet...2 angels, & a 36 week singleton.  

Please join us April 30 for a Mother's Day LIVE CHAT!

Guest speaker and March of Dimes NICU Family Support Specialist Melissa Middleton will be discussing how we celebrate Mother's Day, how we deal with it while in the NICU, and how we handle it after a loss.

Besides working in the NICU, Melissa also gave birth to 25 week quadruplets Alex, Benjamin, Callie and Donovan. Alex passed away after three weeks in the NICU.

Shonda

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  • weerock (Apr 23, 2008 8:49 am)


    • weerock - Apr 23, 2008 8:49 am (#2 Total: 5)  

    Mom to Leighton (30 weeks), Emerson (33 weeks), and Phillip (25 weeks) - our angel.  

    Replying to: 2 here 2 in Heaven (Apr 22, 2008 9:07 am)
    Please join us April 30 for a Mother's Day LIVE CHAT! Guest speaker and March of Dimes NICU Family...

    Re: Mother's Day Chat - April 30, 2008

    I'll be there Shonda! Thanks for posting this.

    iLoveAlyssaRae - Apr 30, 2008 12:57 pm (#3 Total: 5)  

     

    how do you join the chat??

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  • Darcy Milder (May 5, 2008 1:47 pm)


    • Darcy Milder - May 5, 2008 1:47 pm (#4 Total: 5)  

    Share Your Story Moderator  

    Replying to: iLoveAlyssaRae (Apr 30, 2008 12:57 pm)
    how do you join the chat??

    Re: Mother's Day Chat - April 30, 2008

    The chat room will be posted in the Community Center on the day of the chats. To join, simply click the chat title and you will automatically be directed into the room.

    The chat tutorial is now posted in the Community Center.

    -Darcy

    Darcy Milder - May 5, 2008 1:49 pm (#5 Total: 5)  

    Share Your Story Moderator  

    Here is the Live Chat tutorial.

    http://www.shareyourstory.org/webx/.ef46192/



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