Tegan Peebles

This November I’m taking on the Premmie Marathon Challenge

Our little premmie Peebles’.

Our boys, Hayes and Flynn, were born at 34 weeks and spent their first few days in the NICU at Monash Hospital requiring breathing support and humidifier cribs to keep them nice and toasty. After that, they spent another 15 days in Special Care at Casey Hospital, getting stronger every day with the help of incredible staff and equipment.

This November, I’m taking on the Premmie Marathon Challenge to raise funds for life-saving neonatal equipment — the kind that helped support Hayes and Flynn in their first few weeks, and that continues to help so many other premature and critically ill babies.

Every kilometre I walk (lol with a double pram and probably carrying a 16kg toddler for half of it) throughout November is a small way of giving back, and I’d be so grateful for your support. If you’re able to, please consider making a tax-deductible donation. Your contribution will help provide vital equipment and care for the tiniest patients and keep me motivated to finish the challenge, knowing it’s making a real difference.

Thank you so much.

Your support means the world to me and families like mine.