World Prematurity Day in 2022

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2022 Date	17 November 2022
2023 Date	17 November 2023

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World Prematurity Day in

Thursday, 17 Nov

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Today is #worldprematurityday & thanks to our wonderful NHS and ⁦@Blisscharity⁩ support my Charlie born at 23 weeks & weighing just 455g is now a thriving 14 year old at mainstream school and doing more than ever could have been expected. ❤️ https://t.co/aApqgsrNUi
— Angela Rayner 🌹 (@AngelaRayner) November 17, 2022

Incase anybody didn’t know/ is just scrolling past, today is #WorldPrematurityDay some people are dismissive when I say Oscar was a preemie as he was ‘only’ 6 weeks early- I don’t think they realise that the last 6 weeks are so important in that final stretch of development https://t.co/XcoddfFt6h
— Helen Clegg (@HClegg13) November 17, 2022

it’s #worldprematurityday. here i am at about -14 weeks old. thinking today of premmie parents going through it https://t.co/0MI0AVRC17
— Tiger Webb (@tfswebb) November 17, 2022

The tower lights are lit in pink and blue this evening for World Prematurity Day 💖💙 @SFHFT Thank you so much for all your support today for raising awareness for premature infants and their families 🙌🏻 https://t.co/z4kY53QZun
— 💜SfhNICU💜 (@SfhNICU) November 17, 2022

#ByYourSide #WorldPrematurityDay @Blisscharity We understand the difficulty of not taking your baby home, although nor prem, we know how it feels seeing them in an incubator. #HospitalParents, you're not alone, there is always someone you can reach out to, can even message us. https://t.co/nCQjwUKK5U
— Ben Oxlade (@BenOxlade1) November 17, 2022

Is that time of year again when we celebrate World Prematurity Day and all the wonderful families and their babies whom we have had the privilege to support through their NICU journey! More exciting things later today! @uhbwNHS @CotsForTots https://t.co/F5toXTqfAw
— Louise Gould (@LouiseMGould) November 17, 2022

On #WorldPrematurityDay we remember those babies #BornTooSoon. For many, today will be a happy day, but for others it may be a sad day, where loved ones are dearly missed. We look to the future & how we can improve the outcomes for our smallest & most fragile babies. 💜 https://t.co/D2QfC02tlr
— SSCB Charity (@SSCBcharity) November 17, 2022

Finishing #WorldPrematurityDay with a video of one of the best moments of my life, finally feeling like a ‘normal’ Dad and holding my boy for the first time 💜 https://t.co/w12UNu18Vu
— Tom Padden (@TPadden94) November 17, 2022

On #WorldPrematurityDay let us celebrate all children born prematurely & raise awareness of a journey we know can last long after coming home from hospital. We continue in our mission to make the world a better place for children born prematurely and their families after NICU. https://t.co/ToG5h1sTii
— The Smallest Things (@_SmallestThings) November 17, 2022

Happy World prematurity Day to all my amazing colleagues 💜Let’s keep collaborating to improve the care of our preterms, together we can achieve so much 💜 #1in10 #WorldPrematurityDay2022 https://t.co/HsoVwpDwzs
— Lisa Viola💜 (@Lisa04M) November 17, 2022

World Prematurity Day in 2022

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.