There was a handwritten note from the Doctor that took care of the twins for the first 24 hours. She tried so hard to save my beautiful babies.
A handwritten note. From someone who spends 48 hour shifts in the hospital.
There was a card signed by all the nurses.
There were two ornaments-beautiful ornaments-with the babies' names written on them and the year written on the back.
So, so amazing. Just so amazing.
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what a beautiful gesture. this post made me cry. the ornaments are beautiful
How beautiful. What a lovely doctor.
That is such a wonderful gesture. I am so happy they did that for you. Beautiful...
What a great team! Sophie and Aiden (and hubby) are blessed to have had such a great Dr. and team of nurses.
Wow, that is incredible. I have been amazed at how medical professionals try to distance themselves from grief and tragedy but that is really amazing.
how wonderful~
Oh my gosh, so amazing!!! I bet that meant a lot!!
How beautifully thoughtful of your doctor Christy. I know I've talked to our son's doctors several times since Calvin died and both of them shed alot of tears for us and our boy. I don't think that anyone who works in a Children's hospital or NICU can distance themselves from the pain. I think that is why the nurses and doctors there are so special, because they do truly care. I'm so touched reading this post. Hugs
That is so sweet and caring. I love when you hear about the people who go out of their way to show you that they care. I world needs more people like that.
That is so incredibly heartfelt. It is very rare when a hospital team of nurses and doctors are so genuine but when you find some that are, they really do tug at your heartstrings. *hugs*
What a thoughtful gift from their nurses!
What a kind gesture! I adore nurses. Both very beautiful ornaments!
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