Reshni Ratnam's Warrior Women, Mater Mothers Claimed

Inspiring stories from mums of seriously ill and premature babies, and then Australian medical professionals who have helped keep them alive.

Reshni Ratnam is an Australian journalist with more than 15 years experience. Her journey to motherhood was emotionally challenging and confronting when her daughter Isla was born via emergency Caesarean at 29+1 weeks gestation. 2 1/2 years later her son Rohan was born during the Coverd 19 global pandemic at 34+1 weeks gestation. Reshni's book is a compilation of stories and letters of inspiration from mothers who have in Durid and emotional journey to parenthood. From failed IVF treatments, pregnancy loss, second premature babies, and a successful international surrogacy story with a twist, every chapter will give hope and strength to women struggling with the road ahead.

Some of Australia's top medical experts including neonatologist Dr Luke Jardine from Brisbane's mother mothers hospital gives an insight into the dos and don't's of caring for a baby in the neonatal intensive critical care unit. Director of neonatology at the Royal Brisbane and women's hospital and director of the Queensland milk bank, Dr Peter Quartz shares the amazing story of how human donor milk is helping sick and preterm babies throughout Australia. Motherhood is a journey and no two journeys are the same. No matter what obstacles you encounter, you are not alone.

For anyone you know going through challenges attempting to create a family, this is a great book of hope and fortitude.  Order here

Regards

Reshni