Pisi ehe jewelry is named after the doctors and nurses who helped us on the journey of our premature (born 26+1) baby Susanna.
Branch or longer version: YogitaTuuliEvaAnna-
Thank you for the support and advice you offered and are still offering.
Thank you Anna-Kati, who filled my ward with junk food and laughter day before the magnesium sulfate and C-section. And for being the cable guy with the TV in my VIP ward, which was supposedly broken (actually there was no cable plugged in).
Thank you for understanding when in the first month I didn't always want to communicate with you and share news. We lived an hour at a time and the constant question "How are you?" finally made me so angry. I wanted to scream, well, what do you think, how am I doing?! We don't have rainbows and unicorns here. There is an 800g baby covered in wires in an incubator and during her daily bloodwork from her heel (by constantly squeezing the heel many long minutes), I wanted to die!
Although you didn't ask that out of spite. But I really didn't know how we were doing. Every call to the NICU doctor in the morning and evening was terrifying. How is Susanna doing? The thought hammering in my head, please be well, please... be alive.
Don't underestimate the experiences of others. Thanks to the baby group and Yogita's shared experience, I found out about Dr. Fred Kirss! Thank you!
I joined the premature group when Susanna was still in the womb. I immediately looked up children with similar birth weeks and their stories. Oh, how encouraging it was to see these success stories about Sebastian and Miina.
Thank you for sharing!