Larimar Grace; born June 16, at 12:06pm. 5 1/2 pounds. Stayed at the NICU ever since, i had streptococo b, and sadly it was transmitted to her, she had respiratory distress. Has anyone been through this? Its your baby ok? Can someone calm me down?

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Strep B is super common and as long as they caught it early and are treating her properly she has a great chance of everything being ok.

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I don't have any advice or experience with this but I am so sorry  you're going through this. She is beautiful though! 
I wish for a speedy recovery for you and your little one

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Update!! Baby becoming stronger! She tested negstive for the bacteria. Thanks everyone

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As long as its caught early, things are usually just fine plus babies are super resilient! Didnt they put you on antibiotics while you were in labor? I had my daughter before (35w) they tested me for strep b so as a precaution, they still put me on anibiotics. Congrats! And i hope your little one gets better soon!

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Thank you everyone!! She tested NEGATIVE for everything! Shes currently in the intensive care unit for observation, her first feef will be today. They say rhey usually stay a minimum of 7 days

Larimar Grace; born June 16, at 12:06pm. 5 1/2 pounds. Stayed at the NICU ever since, i had streptococo b, and sadly it was transmitted to her, she had respiratory distress. Has anyone been through this? Its your baby ok? Can someone calm me down?

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