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                        <title>National Prematurity Day</title>
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                        <guid>https://www.checkupnewsroom.com/national-prematurity-day/</guid><pp:caseid>40337</pp:caseid><pp:subtitle>From 13 ounces to 27 pounds, Braelynn&#039;s a big girl now</pp:subtitle><description><![CDATA[<p><span>Three years ago, Amanda Wallgren&nbsp; went in for her monthly prenatal appointment in Abilene, Texas. Amanda did her normal blood work and was sent home. Thirty minutes later, she received a call from her doctor to return to the hospital in Abilene immediately. </span></p>

<p><span>Once there, she was told they had to get the baby out immediately. Amanda was prepped for surgery and within 40 minutes Braelynn was born.</span>&nbsp;<span>Braelynn weighed 13 ounces at birth - the size of a can of soda. At the hospital in Abilene, Braelynn needed a special type of ventilator to help her survive and they did not have it at the hospital.</span></p>

<p><span>She was transported by Cook Children's Teddy Bear Transport to Cook Children's 8 hours after her birth.</span><span>At a week old, Braelynn was diagnosed with bilateral grade inter-ventricular hemorrhage which is the most severe form of brain bleeds. Braelynn has had her right lung collapse twice.</span>&nbsp;<span>&nbsp;</span></p>

<p><span>Braelynn is a big girl and has made immense progress against the odds.</span>&nbsp;<span>She's talking, walking, running and counting to 13. Braelynn</span>&nbsp;turned 3 on Aug. 30, 2014 and now weighs 27 pounds. We met Braelynn as a baby and this is her story.&nbsp;</p>

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