This is to raise general awareness about preemies
and what we as parents face.
The idea is to take to the streets with our
preemies in prams, or shopping carts for the bigger once (and those just
walking with us for the fun), and march around the block, once or twice.
We would like to thank
Positive
Attraction for allowing us, to play there
music on our web page. Having a premature baby, and coping with NICU
is a true roller coaster ride, and some positivity can not hurt.
We encourage you to stay on this page,
and listen to
the song till the end.
We also would like to convey our deepest
sympathy to Nella's (creator of the Positive Attraction CD series) family,
for the loss they suffered due to Nella suddenly passing away as a
result of a car accident.
To find out more about the wonderful
and unique CD series, please
click
here.
For those in Gauteng, this will be much like
Sisters for Blisters, instead of high heals, we will have prams.
We are planning our first event for
24
October 2009, at the Sandton Convention Center. Participants will get free
tickets to Baba Indaba.
If successful, we will host a
pramathorn with every Baba Indaba exhibition, thus walks will be hosted in
Durban, Pretoria, Cape Town and Johannesburg.
The Big question is, will you take part in such
an event?
Want to meet the faces behind the scenes? Those you
speak to when you phone us for support, or a quick question, maybe you get
our newsletter or are one of our online / email family members. Come
meet the Preemies for Africa Family, visit us at the various
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information quoted, have been obtained from international pages, as very few
statistics are available in Africa
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