Born too soon: Halifax moms of preemies share NICU journeys of hope and resilience
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Sophie was born at 25 weeks gestation following a medical emergency and weighed just one pound and nine ounces.
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Born too soon: Halifax moms of preemies share NICU journeys of hope and resilience
These tiny fighters were born months early and spent significant time in the NICU in Halifax, but overcame the odds
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By Jennifer Anandanayagam
Published Nov 03, 2026
Caleigh Robertson just after her son, Jahett, was born at 25 weeks and one day, weighing just 555 grams.…
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