front page farrells?

micropreemie mommy

just a supermom juggling two former micropreemies with special healthcare needs (and both are now HOME!), work, love, home… and apparently a blog. feel free to roam about and hopefully learn about how to: be a mom, be an imperfect mom, be an imperfect mom in an imperfect situation… and be an imperfect mom in an imperfect situation and still have a sense of humor (and her sanity).

front page farrells?
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July 19th, 2010Amyfamily, madeline, media, molly, prematurity

ooh, fun news! it is reported that we are going to be the front page story in the boston globe tomorrow. neato! stay tuned!
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4 responses to “front page farrells?”

Cynthia July 20th, 2010 at 07:17

I popped over here via the blog frog because of the name of your blog. I am also the Mama of micropreemies Bethany, (1 lb. 15 oz.) and Logan (2 lbs. 10 oz.) However, that was 10 years ago. 10. I hope your girls continue to grow stronger and healthier. Congrats on the news story- that’s pretty exciting!
Andy July 20th, 2010 at 12:23

Hi… I just read your story on Boston.com and must congratulate you and your husband for all that you do!

I am a local Book Designer and would love to turn your blog into a hard cover book for you. I have helped other clients create over 400 blog to book conversions and think your story would make a great book as well.

If you might be interested, please send me an email and I can give you a phone call to discuss the details further.

Thanks and congratulations again – your story is amazing! – Andy.
Sandy July 20th, 2010 at 14:38

This is so awesome! You are great on camera by the way! Your girls are beautiful… I am so glad you shared this with us in the CB ning.
Deanna Dwyer July 20th, 2010 at 17:04

Hi Amy,
So great to see you and your family on the cover of today’s Globe! I just wanted to let you know we are bringing copies of today’s paper to our current patients who are here with some of the same challenges your girls faced. Thank you for sharing your story with them and others!

Best,
Deanna Dwyer