I'm walking 152km to celebrate my baby, Noah Gracie.

💜🏃‍♀️ **I’m Running for Premature Babies** 🏃‍♀️💜 Prematurity is something that has touched my family not once, but twice\. In **2011**, my beautiful son **Noah** was born at just **28 weeks**\. He spent **83 days** in hospital — beginning his journey in the NICU at Westmead Children’s Hospital before being transferred to The Canberra Hospital closer to home\. Then, in **2023**, we found ourselves walking that journey all over again when my beautiful daughter **Gracie** was born at **29 weeks**\. Gracie spent **69 days** in the NICU at The Canberra Hospital\. Together, my babies spent an incredible **152 days** in hospital\. 💜 I know firsthand the fear, uncertainty and emotional exhaustion that comes with having a premature baby\. I also know how important support, research and specialised care are for these tiny babies and their families\. That’s why I’m taking part in **Running for Premature Babies**\. 🏃‍♀️💜 I’m running for **Noah**\. I’m running for **Gracie**\. I’m running for every tiny fighter who starts life in an incubator\. And I’m running for every parent sitting beside their baby, hoping and praying for that next milestone\. If you’re able to donate, **every dollar makes a difference** and helps support premature babies and their families\. If you can’t donate, sharing my fundraiser would mean just as much\. ❤️ **Help me run for the tiny babies who are born far too soon\.** 👣💜 Thank you for supporting something that is incredibly close to my heart\. 🏃‍♀️💜 **Running for Premature Babies** 💜🏃‍♀️ \#RunningForPrematureBabies \#PrematurityAwareness \#NICU \#PremmieBaby \#PrematureBaby \#TinyFighter \#NICUFamily \#Noah \#Gracie \#152Days \#RunForPrematureBabies