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Holiday Family Spotlight: The Hogan Family

Holiday Family Spotlight: The Hogan Family

December 5th, 2024  | Family Stories  | Give Hope  | News

We’re constantly inspired by the incredible families who not only navigate the challenges of their journey but also share their stories, support, and kindness to uplift others.Families like The Hogan Family, who chose Hope for HIE for this year’s My Cause My Cleats initiative, show just how powerful community and connection can be. Their commitment to spreading awareness and giving […]

A Note from Our Executive Director

A Note from Our Executive Director

December 3rd, 2024  | Fundraising  | Give Hope  | News

Today, on Giving Tuesday, we come together as a global community to make a difference—and there’s no better time to give hope to families navigating the uncertain journey of Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE). Every day, babies are born into the world under extraordinary circumstances, with their parents facing life-altering news. As the Executive Director of Hope for HIE—and as a parent who has […]

Join Hope for HIE’s 2025 Super Sibs Squad!

Join Hope for HIE’s 2025 Super Sibs Squad!

November 27th, 2024  | Advocacy  | Child Life Resources  | News

We don’t know about you, but we think it’s time to recognize, celebrate, and empower the unsung HIEroes of the HIE community — the brothers and sisters who stand strong alongside their HIE siblings and those they remember who have passed. Sometimes, our Super Sibs can bear a significant load: they are asked to take on a lot, go forth […]

HIE and Epilepsy: Rare Types of Seizures

HIE and Epilepsy: Rare Types of Seizures

November 25th, 2024  | Epilepsy  | News

Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) is a type of brain injury that occurs when a newborn’s brain doesn’t receive enough oxygen and blood flow at or around the time of birth. This lack of oxygen can lead to long-term impacts, especially in how the brain develops and functions. Among the most challenging complications for children with HIE are certain types of epilepsy […]

Neonatal Seizure Registry Research Updates: Q&A with Dr. Monica Lemmon and Natalie Field

Neonatal Seizure Registry Research Updates: Q&A with Dr. Monica Lemmon and Natalie Field

November 24th, 2024  | HIE Education  | MAB Q&As  | News  | Research  | Resources

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: the Neonatal Seizure Registry (NSR) is the gold standard for integrating parental input at every step—from study design all the way to its dissemination. Two incredible members of the NSR team—Dr. Monica Lemmon, a pediatric neurologist at Duke Health and a valued member of Hope’s Medical Advisory Board, and Natalie Field, […]

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One of the ways many HIE families work through the trauma of their journey is sharing their story to help other families who will find us in their own HIE journey. We hope you’ll take a few minutes and share yours with us. We’ll publish it to our Family Stories blog!

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