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nilmdts

There is a web organization of professional photographers that will take pictures of infants that are deceased, or critically ill and provide the pictures to families. Check out the site for examples.

http://www.nowilaymedowntosleep.org/

This would be better than 2 or 3 blurry Polaroids, even if they're in a lovely memory box.

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What a great service! Bookmarked!

Just an aside, I was looking at the lovely pictures that the link led to, but couldn't stop looking at the bad tape job on the precious little girls tube!

What a great service! Bookmarked!

Just an aside, I was looking at the lovely pictures that the link led to, but couldn't stop looking at the bad tape job on the precious little girls tube!

Agreed on both points. No doubt a service that could be of great benefit in the NICU. And yes, although I'm a rookie, I did notice the tube issue. Looks like something I might have secured!

This is a wonderful organization made up completely of volunteers and families are never charged a dime for these services. Our families are primarily economically disadvantaged, so it is wonderful to be able to offer these beautiful pictures. There are only 10 photographers in our area signed up with them, so timing is going to be an issue, but the concept is so needed!

If you haven't already checked them out, look at the videos that have been done....It was a bit more than I could take!

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