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Davis and clinical psychologist Mara Tesler Stein addresses dealing with powerful and painful emotions associated with being the parent of a premature child, physical recovery from difficult childbirth, forming bonds with one's baby when it must be kept in the neonatal intensive care unit ( Prescott disagreed, saying doctors used "normal efforts for a 22-week premature child born pink, breathing, and alive. |
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