Half Hour Meals Discussion: Top Chefs Fight for Babies Today

Theresa111 on 'Top Chefs Fight for Babies Today'

Theresa111 — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:51:20 +0000

Chefs are pretty good people. I find they seem to get involved pretty quickly for good causes. Everyone needs nourishment.

Anniepooh on 'Top Chefs Fight for Babies Today'

Anniepooh — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:37:32 +0000

Tweeted! Oddly enough, with 7 children I have no personal experience with premature babies. I do, however, have several friends who have had babies early and am very aware of the devastation it can cause.

Theresa111 on 'Top Chefs Fight for Babies Today'

Theresa111 — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:55:10 +0000

This is such a worthy cause. We give to The March of Dimes every year. Every penny they receive helps those tiny lives that are touched. The videos I have watched over the past few days is bittersweet, touching and rewarding.

Penny on 'Top Chefs Fight for Babies Today'

Penny — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:25:47 +0000

Thanks for this Tony! Both my grandsons were preemies @ 28 and 29 weeks respectively. We were lucky to have decent health insurance and access to a wonderful step-2 neonatal intensive care unit close to home and both boys had no complications. Today they are healthy and thriving. This experience is what influenced my daughter to become a neonatal intensive care nurse, which is what she is doing today. She sees babies and parents every day that are not as fortunate as she was and her stories break my heart. Anyone who cares about children should take up the fight for preemies whose parents can not afford the care my grandchildren were fortunate enough to receive.

tonyb on 'Top Chefs Fight for Babies Today'

tonyb — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 11:11:06 +0000

Top Chefs show their love.

You can join them. Fight for Preemies & make a positive difference in a babies life http://bit.ly/Jqo8v

Today is BloggersUnite to Fight for Preemies. Hashtag #fight4preemies if you are using twitter.

Join in and raise awareness about this critical issue facing the health care system and the live's of unborn babies.

A just released news report shows that "health care follows wealth in Los Angeles", with a highest number of premature babies being born in Southernmost Los Angeles http://bit.ly/2Ca9It

If you have time to join in the rallying "cry" for help, that goes unheard, visit BloggersUnite @ http://bit.ly/1P8sDX and share your experiences, submit your blog post or tweet.