Team Weaver
Prematurity has completely changed nearly every aspect of our lives. Stepping into parenthood we had a completely different vision for how pregnancy, delivery, and newborn life would be. Our world completely changed on April 28, 2008 when Eliott Weaver was born at 33 weeks. Following that life changing experience, our 2nd son, Milo Weaver, was born prematurely as well at 35 weeks on September 13, 2010. Despite our NICU and prematurity experiences being overwhelming, scary, sad, frustrating, and heart breaking, through the heartache we were taught incredible life lessons, learned more than we could ever imagine about caring for a preemie, and watched so many amazing, beautiful, and astonishing miracles unfold before our eyes. These miracles have continued to unfold and are present even today.
These boys have inspired Perry and I to do what we can to raise awareness for prematurity. There are many less fortunate families and babies out there, and we would love to give back and make sure we see every family gain some hope. Our boys are an inspiration to us and our families. As Assistant Director of the Houston Chapter of Preemie Prints, I hope that I can continue to bring hope to other families no matter what they have gone through.
OUR TEAM GOAL IS TO ORDER 10 CALENDARS!
Team Members
Team Leader: Allison
Perry
Eliott
Milo
Deborah Husband
HERE IS THE FRONT COVER OF THE CALENDAR AND A PREVIEW
YOU CAN PRINT OFF THIS ORDER FORM AND MAIL IN WITH OUR TEAM NAME AND A CHECK OR MONEY ORDER OR JUST USE THE BUTTON BELOW TO ORDER WITH A CREDIT CARD TO BE AUTOMATICALLY ADDED TO OUR TEAM. CONTACT ME IF YOU NEED ANY HELP!
ORDER CALENDARS ONLINE HERE:
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