A video I made of my son Braylen with a short tribute to my first son Nicholas at the beginning. Both of my boys were born prematurely. Nicholas at 23 wks, passing away 5 days later, and Braylen at 29 wks. Both times I suffered with Pre-eclampsia and had HELLP syndrome in my first pregnancy. My son Nicholas was only 14 oz and 10 inches long. He died due to severe prematurity. His skin was so thin, all the oxygen escaped from his body, causing him to turn a brownish black color. This is a tribute to my children and all the women who have been through what I’ve been through. God Bless them all.
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A Community Service Annoucement on the dangers of Pre Eclampsia.
This is our preeclampsia experience and our miracles. We are walking in the 2008 Preeclampsia Foundation Walk-a-thon to raise awareness. Please join us by visiting www.preeclampsia.org
In this clip, Professor Anthony Bailey, Head of the Autism Research Group, University of Oxford, talks about the usefulness of getting a diagnosis of Asperger syndrome in adulthood.
This project explores the experiences of parents of children on the autism spectrum and adults who are on the spectrum. We have filmed interviews with over 60 people and they talk about their everyday lives, getting a diagnosis, feeling different, education, employment, relationships and growing older. 
This project explores the experiences of adults and parents of children on the autism spectrum. We have filmed over 60 people talking about their experiences. Here four people talk about Asperger syndrome and feeling different. The finished project will be added to the DIPEx website - wwww.dipex.org.uk - in July 2008. The website currently has over 30 collections of personal experiences of health and illness including depression, pregnancy, cancers, epilepsy, mental health, diabetes, hypertension and living with dying.
On May 31, 2008, walkers took to the pavement to raise awareness and fund for preeclampsia research & support.