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Today Mia is six weeks old. The visit of the Hattingh grandparents, sadly, came to an end, and they will miss Mia big time! The BackaBuddy campaign is still running, and we are thankful for any amount that comes in. The bills from the hospital and doctors are starting to come in, and Dad lost […]

It is Dad’s birthday, and we are taking photos! The BackaBuddy campaign is still running, and we are thankful for any amount that comes in. The bills from the hospital and doctors are starting to come in, and Dad lost some income over the past month – we still need to have all that covered.

All is well at home, and Mia does what babies do – keep the family busy with feeding and little sleep! Ouma and Oupa from Johannesburg arrived in Mossel Bay to meet Mia! Speeding tickets and AARTO infringements will be covered by Ouma, as she could not wait to meet Mia! The BackaBuddy campaign is

The family is finding their feet and getting into a routine at home. Mia is doing well, and no problems to report on. The Good Things Guy surprised us with a follow-up article that we really appreciate. The BackaBuddy campaign is still running, and we are thankful for any amount that comes in. The bills

Mia is at home with mum Delia, dad Martin, oupa Dewald, ouma Maryna, uncle Vivian, and uncle Karools! Everybody is settling into their new routines and life is good. From now on, updates will not happen every day, but only when something exciting happens and we feel the need to inform family, friends, and donors.

Today Mia travelled with her family from Cape Town to Dana Bay. Home at last! She is a happy child, with a happy family! The BackaBuddy campaign is still running, and we are thankful for any amount that comes in. Please share the links below with all you know: The Good Things Guy article The

Today was a good day: Mia was discharged. The family will still be in Cape Town tonight and will travel home to Dana Bay tomorrow! The BackaBuddy campaign is still running, and we are thankful for any amount that comes in. Please share the links below with all you know: The Good Things Guy article

Good news: Mia is drinking! The feeding tube was removed, and all is looking good for a discharge in the near future! The BackaBuddy campaign is still running, and we are thankful for any amount that comes in. Please share the links below with all you know: The Good Things Guy article The BackaBuddy campaign

The move from yesterday seems to be paying off. Mia is drinking more, and there is a lift in spirit at the camp in Cape Town and the followers at home! The BackaBuddy campaign is still running, and we are thankful for any amount that comes in. Please share the links below with all you

Mia is three weeks old today. She was moved from the ICU to the standard paediatric ward, where parents take three-hour shifts to make sure she is OK, feed her, etc., with a nurse on standby in case she is needed. The BackaBuddy campaign is still running, and we are thankful for any amount that