In this episode, Emma chats to Kirsten, who had a suspected placental abruption in the early stages of her third pregnancy which led to her son, Tom, being born at just 24 weeks.
 
Devised & presented by Emma McGrane
Music by Mike Edwards
Produced by Ian Worsley
 
Follow us on Twitter @sensingnicu
email: sensingnicu@gmail.com
My blog: <a href="https://headofdramatalesofteddy.wordpress.com/">headofdramatalesofteddy.wordpress.com</a>
Spoons Charity: <a href="https://spoons.org.uk/">spoons.org.uk</a>

In this episode, Emma chats to Kirsten, who had a suspected placental abruption in the early stages of her third pregnancy which led to her son, Tom, being born at just 24 weeks. Devised & presented by Emma McGrane Music by Mike Edwards Produced by Ian Worsley Follow us on Twitter @sensingnicu email: sensingnicu@gmail.com My blog: headofdramatalesofteddy.wordpress.com Spoons Charity: spoons.org.uk

In this episode, Emma chats to Kirsten, who had a suspected placental abruption in the early stages of her third pregnancy which led to her son, Tom, being born at just 24 weeks.
 
Devised &amp; presented by Emma McGrane
Music by Mike Edwards
Produced by Ian Worsley
 
Follow us on Twitter @sensingnicu
email: sensingnicu@gmail.com
My blog: <a href="https://headofdramatalesofteddy.wordpress.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">headofdramatalesofteddy.wordpress.com</a>
Spoons Charity: <a href="https://spoons.org.uk/" rel="noopener noreferrer">spoons.org.uk</a>

E3 - Kirsten & Tom

An NICU mum invites guests to chat about their experience of neonatal care using sight, smell, touch, sound and taste as stimulus for their memories.

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