Drake…’ Blaise started, but a sharp look from Theo silenced him. Even though Blaise was a Slytherin through and through, he had no clue what it was like to live with a Death Eater as parent. Theo knew, understood, though even he couldn’t claim to fully know what was going through Draco’s head. Tanisha created a Facebook Medical Momunity called, “Medical Moms of NICU,” to help NICU Moms, Life after NICU Moms, and Medical Moms of Medically-Complexed miracles navigate the medical system with ease by sharing NICU resources, Medical Mom Tips, and NICU stories. No?’ He pushed his mental walls up, his lips curling into a sneer and his jaw clenched, everything to keep fear out of his face. ‘Perhaps this will make you more confident?’ She also shares about Jaleel's rare and unexpected medical condition, and the extraordinary steps she took to get the care he needed to survive.

Tanisha Bert Wemley shared her journey as a medical mum, discussing faith, grief, and balancing roles, as well as her son's rare medical condition.

And you, young Draco, any thoughts you would like to share? Ideas about your mission?’ The Dark Lord’s whispers quieted the room at once, and many eyes now focused on him. The pale boy, with almost white hair, perfect posture, and hands wrapped around silverware. To examine whether health and social services and programs are making a difference in reducing the number of deaths and illnesses among Aboriginal infants and children. heard due to the virtual ways of working,” Patel says. Now more than ever, organisations must consider how to “create a culture so that all contributions are heard and valued”. Would he have been as well, had he been the same person he was at the start of his fifth year? Or would he have made a scathing remark to make his friends feel less proud, to see the joyful grins slip away until they felt just as bad as he did? Tanisha's story is a testament to the power of faith and resilience in the face of unimaginable trials.

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