World Prematurity Day in 2021

World Prematurity Day Quick Facts - GB 2021

ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:21	#WorldPrematurityDay, #WorldPrematurityDay2021
Related Hashtags	#NICU, #Prematurityawarenessmonth
2021 Date	17 November 2021
2022 Date	17 November 2022

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World Prematurity Day in 2021

World Prematurity Day seeks to raise awareness about premature birth and the complications that can occur. A premature baby is one who is born too early, usually before 37 weeks, which leads to health problems during development including physical and mental disabilities.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Prematurity Day - in 2021

Updated 03:21

World Prematurity Day - in 2010 our daughter was born 16 weeks early at 1lb 7oz. She had a bleed on the brain and her eyes were still fused shut. She was ventilated for 9 wks and in hospital for 100 days. The NHS Neonatal team were amazing and we can't thank them enough. ❤ https://t.co/JmjCg2ZLdC
— Jennifer Richards 🌎💚 (@JenniRich2009) November 17, 2021

On this World Prematurity Day, I would like to honor my beautiful and courageous daughter Jaliyah Nevaeh. This has been one of the toughest moments in my life so I can only imagine what she has gone through. God is real🙌🏾 Daddy loves you Nevaeh🥰#WorldPrematurityDay2021 https://t.co/jlYGXeOInH
— LaTaryl Williams (@LATARYL) November 17, 2021

#WorldPrematurityDay2021 As we celebrate World Prematurity Day today how can I forget to congratulate my little preterm stars at home. A 12 year journey from being preterm twins needing 8 weeks of NICU care to attending grammar schools in Kent. https://t.co/hX7U9xFpQH
— Bikash Bhojnagarwala (@dr_bikashbh) November 17, 2021

As someone who was born 10 weeks premature I can support this: Today, on World Prematurity Day, the Sky Tower will light Purple to raise awareness and give a big shout out to the team at The Neonatal Trust who do an amazing job in this area 💜💜💜 https://t.co/Qpbk3ZkwPg
— Asa Campbell 💉💉 (@ajcnz86) November 17, 2021

today is world prematurity day.i was born at 27 weeks and weighed 1lb 8oz, so grateful to have the life I do as it really could of been completely different🤍 #WorldPrematurityDay2021 https://t.co/4oHxdLcpG4
— megan (@m_220603) November 17, 2021

Today is World Prematurity Day. Never mistake size with strength! Rosie was born 10 weeks early & weighed 2lbs. After life saving bowel surgery, sepsis, liver & kidney failure & 4 months in @addenbrookes NICU - you would never know how close she was to not coming home ❤ https://t.co/aHoTY9SrqB
— Mrs Neely-Hayes (@NeelyHayes) November 17, 2021

World Prematurity Day 2021.. Great to see everyone ☺️😊💜💜💜💜 @UHCW_NICU @nhsuhcw https://t.co/Lq7b503JBI
— Puneet Nath (@puneetnath) November 17, 2021

Thank you @nffc for raising awareness of World Prematurity Day 💜 This is Josh, he was born in the QMC at 31 weeks. He turns 6 next week and is absolutely smashing life. #nffc #WorldPrematurityDay https://t.co/HM3y8VODTS
— Suzanne Harle 💙 (@suzharle) November 17, 2021

💜 A day of celebrations on the Neonatal Unit today 💜 world prematurity day. #myneonatalstory https://t.co/c7VhIck057
— CTM Neonatal Services at POWH and PCH (@CTMSCBU) November 17, 2021

Many thanks to @Louise97Abi for donating the amazing chocolate brownies to the Neonatal unit in Prince Charles to celebrate world prematurity day. We Really appreciate your donation 💜 https://t.co/238Y537mAi
— CTM Neonatal Services at POWH and PCH (@CTMSCBU) November 17, 2021