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If you are a parent affected by the Butterfly project we would like to hear from you in this brief survey (click here)

About the Butterfly project:
Most women who have a multiple pregnancy (twins, triplets or more) do not have complications, but sadly, every day in the UK at least one baby from a multiple pregnancy dies. We wanted to start to understand what it felt like to be a parent who has had to face such a difficult challenge and conducted a research project. We spoke to parents who had lost at least one baby, and had a least one surviving baby from a multiple pregnancy, and we spoke to midwives, doctors and nurses to hear about their experiences.

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www.neonatalbutterflyproject.org 

The Neonatal Research Network @www.neonatalresearch.net  - improving care, improving quality. Dedicated to promoting neonatal research and improving outcomes for sick and preterm infants, and their parents.

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