ARMC to Reunite Doctors with NICU Patients, Families
-->By: Nora Hartfeil
Updated: November 1, 2012
Several families will get the opportunity to meet with doctors who helped save their childrens' lives years ago.
Abilene Regional Medical Center's neonatal intensive care unit is preparing for a reunion celebration to re-unite families who formerly relied on hospitalization with the doctors who helped them through a difficult time.
Abilene Regional has had this service for 20 years now and anticipates a big turnout.
Dr. Roshi with ARMC works with several babies every day.
"We rarely get to see them after they go home," Dr. Roshi says. "This way, it's a chance for everybody to get together and give thanks for all the healthy kids in our lives."
The re-union will be next Saturday, November 10 to honor the NICU graduates.
Abilene Regional Medical Center's neonatal intensive care unit is preparing for a reunion celebration to re-unite families who formerly relied on hospitalization with the doctors who helped them through a difficult time.
Abilene Regional has had this service for 20 years now and anticipates a big turnout.
Dr. Roshi with ARMC works with several babies every day.
"We rarely get to see them after they go home," Dr. Roshi says. "This way, it's a chance for everybody to get together and give thanks for all the healthy kids in our lives."
The re-union will be next Saturday, November 10 to honor the NICU graduates.
