By Nick Hall on July 31, 2020
By Aanchal Singhal and Pallavi Singhal One or two, Who knew The desire for one, Accidently led to two. Not just sisters, or fraternal siblings, But the first set of identical twins recorded in our family history. Our parents anticipated for one, But instead received two. At 33 weeks we were ready to make our […]
By Nick Hall on January 17, 2019
I was one of those children who was anxious about everything from age 4 on. In third grade, I had a math teacher who would hold my work up (with mistakes) as an example of what not to do. So, I decided not to go back to school for quite a while. I eventually returned, but […]
By Graham's Foundation on July 24, 2017
Last week we shared the first part of an interview with Eleanor R., a now adult preemie who was born at only 24 weeks gestation. In Part I of our two-part interview, she talks openly about about the circumstances surrounding her birth, her early life, and her family’s time in the NICU. Below is the […]
By Graham's Foundation on July 17, 2017
We’re always thrilled to be able to share stories of preemies who are thriving but more often than not, the stories we share come from parents. Today we want to share a different kind of story – one shared by a preemie in her own words. We spoke with Eleanor R., who was born at […]
By Graham's Foundation on May 13, 2015
I’ve lost count of the number of times people have said to me with wide eyed expressions “How are you alive?” Many times people look at me and shake their heads. It’s a will and a drive from deep within that pushes me forward every time I’m up against a wall of struggle. How is […]
By Graham's Foundation on October 17, 2011
While we at Graham’s Foundation definitely acknowledge that all prematurity stories won’t have happy endings, we also love sharing the stories that demonstrate the incredible strength and resilience of preemies. We shared one such story at our third annual Golfing for Graham’s Foundation outing in July, when our special guest at that event was golfer […]