Keri and Dahlia's pPROM fight
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To anyone who didn't know and to all those that do, but would like more answers and/or would like to help out, here's our story:
Keri is currently pregnant with her third baby, and first daughter (!) Dahlia. The pregnancy has had some complications, but baby has remained healthy despite. About half way through the pregnancy,at 21 weeks and 3 days, Keri's water broke entirely too early. This event is spontaneous and with no known cause and it is termed previable preterm Premature Rupture Of Membranes. For more information on pPROM I'll add a link or you can simply Google pPROM. This has been devastating for the Putt family. In short, Keri has successfully maintained the pregnancy long enough through two weeks of antibiotics and bedrest to be admitted to the labor and delivery unit of the hospital for steroids and monitoring for the remainder of the pregnancy. This hospital stay could be very short or (hopefully) very long depending on how well Dahlia does and how long she chooses to stay in there. What this means for Dahlia is that she will very likely be a micro-preemie and will have a very long and difficult fight ahead of her! Literally, the fight of her life! We ask that in lieu of gifts, you consider donating, or at the very least, saying some prayers for the family. Keri is currently out of work and lives 1hr from the hospital, so between the daily cost of living, family travel to and from hospital, cost of baby gear, and general expenses that the family will encur over the next few months, the family will be struggling. All donations will be lovingly received and the family will continue to update on progress regularly. Any little bit helps. Thank you all so much!
http://www.womens-health-advice.com/pregnancy-complications/premature-rupture-of-membranes.html
Keri is currently pregnant with her third baby, and first daughter (!) Dahlia. The pregnancy has had some complications, but baby has remained healthy despite. About half way through the pregnancy,at 21 weeks and 3 days, Keri's water broke entirely too early. This event is spontaneous and with no known cause and it is termed previable preterm Premature Rupture Of Membranes. For more information on pPROM I'll add a link or you can simply Google pPROM. This has been devastating for the Putt family. In short, Keri has successfully maintained the pregnancy long enough through two weeks of antibiotics and bedrest to be admitted to the labor and delivery unit of the hospital for steroids and monitoring for the remainder of the pregnancy. This hospital stay could be very short or (hopefully) very long depending on how well Dahlia does and how long she chooses to stay in there. What this means for Dahlia is that she will very likely be a micro-preemie and will have a very long and difficult fight ahead of her! Literally, the fight of her life! We ask that in lieu of gifts, you consider donating, or at the very least, saying some prayers for the family. Keri is currently out of work and lives 1hr from the hospital, so between the daily cost of living, family travel to and from hospital, cost of baby gear, and general expenses that the family will encur over the next few months, the family will be struggling. All donations will be lovingly received and the family will continue to update on progress regularly. Any little bit helps. Thank you all so much!
http://www.womens-health-advice.com/pregnancy-complications/premature-rupture-of-membranes.html
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Keri Barcellos-Putt
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Deer Park, WA
