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From confused and lonely to building a community

From confused and lonely to building a community

April 1st, 2016  | Family Stories  |  By ANN GOELLER

Australian mom Claire Greer is one of the co-founders of Hope for HIE, which grew out of the vision of a few moms who wanted to help parents of children with HIE, or Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy, connect. She shares her HIE story and how she has found hope in her journey. Tell us about your little one with HIE, from […]

Share your story

April 1st, 2016  | Family Stories  |  By ANN GOELLER

Over the next month, we will be sharing stories of families affected by HIE with one main focus: finding hope in the journey. We would love to hear your story! Contact us and tell us how you have found hope in your journey with HIE.

Why I “gave up hope,” and what that really means

Why I “gave up hope,” and what that really means

January 31st, 2016  | Family Stories  |  By Nicolette Friend

“You know, I think I find myself giving up hope. Or maybe hope is just changing into something I didn’t know it could be. It’s getting harder to work hard at things that seem unattainable. I work on her strength and flexibility because life sure would suck harder without those. But she’s content with just laying in my arms and […]

Welcome to Holland — Part 2

Welcome to Holland — Part 2

January 16th, 2016  | Family Stories  |  By ANN GOELLER

Any parent of a child with a disability knows the poem “Welcome to Holland.” In the beginning, this poem resonated with me. I was in shock over my child’s diagnosis, hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, and what that would mean for our future. But as I came to grips with our life and our new normal, the poem became a cliché that I […]

Why I hired my own Santa

Why I hired my own Santa

December 22nd, 2015  | Family Stories  |  By Michelle L. Hughes

There are some universal truths in life: what goes up must come down, the pen is mightier than the sword, and the worst line to be in is the one for Santa Claus. So here I am, a mom of two kids: one bright and bubbly 10-year-old daughter and one very handsome little 3-year-old guy, who happens to have HIE. […]

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