Pregnancy and Childbirth Services - Patient Stories

A NICU Survivor’s Homecoming

Aspiring neonatal nurse revisits care team that saved her.

The road to parenthood wasn’t smooth for the Killes. Thanks to care from Sutter’s high-risk maternity and NICU teams, mom and baby are thriving.

Having uterine fibroids removed through robotic surgery at PAMF allowed Gwen to have "miracle" babies.

Twins Jeni and Beth have nine kids between them—all delivered by Dr. Horowitz, now a friend for life.

Teresa and Adam felt overwhelmed when they learned twins were on the way, but Sutter's Mothers of Multiples Program had their backs.

Born prematurely at 23 weeks, Ellie's chances of survival were slim. But doctors at Sutter Children's Center never gave up on her.

Kari Loeser was able to express her appreciation for her care team through the Guardian Angel recognition program.

Looking at Ethan today, you wouldn’t know that he has endured three open-heart procedures.

Savion spent 100 days in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at California Pacific Medical Center.

Arsenia and Eric Molina endured three years of in vitro fertilization and three heartbreaking miscarriages before Emma was conceived.