A diagnosis of Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) is one of the most terrifying things a parent can hear. You learn that your newborn has suffered a brain injury due to a lack of oxygen and blood flow around the time of birth. Your world instantly fills with fear, uncertainty, and endless questions. The most critical

A diagnosis of hydrocephalus, often called “water on the brain,” is terrifying for any parent. You are immediately faced with the reality of brain surgery, lifelong medical monitoring, and uncertainty about your child’s future. While doctors focus on treatment, you are likely left with a critical question: “Why did this happen?” While some cases of

A forceps-assisted delivery can be a necessary medical intervention in a difficult birth. However, these surgical tongs are powerful instruments that, when used improperly, can cause devastating and lifelong injuries to a newborn. If your child was harmed during a forceps delivery, you may be left with crushing medical bills and the emotional trauma of

When your newborn is diagnosed with Erb’s Palsy, you are told it’s an injury to the nerves in their arm, often after a difficult delivery. Your doctor may call it an “unavoidable complication.” But what they may not tell you is that Erb’s Palsy is frequently a preventable birth injury caused by a medical professional’s

A Cerebral Palsy (CP) diagnosis is a life-changing event. As a parent, you are focused on understanding your child’s condition and securing the best possible care for their future. Amid the doctor’s appointments and therapy sessions, you may have a nagging question: “How did this happen?” If you suspect your child’s condition is a result

When your child is diagnosed with a complex neurological condition like Cervical Dystonia, your focus is immediately on finding the best medical care. You may be told the cause is “unknown” or “genetic.” However, in some cases, the root cause is something much more tragic: a preventable brain injury that occurred during birth. Consulting with

After a difficult delivery, you may notice swelling on your newborn’s scalp and be told they have Caput Succedaneum. In many cases, doctors will reassure you that this is a common and minor condition that will resolve on its own in a few days. Often, they are right. However, sometimes Caput Succedaneum is not a

A Cesarean section (C-section) is a common surgical procedure that can be a life-saving intervention for both mother and baby. While many C-sections proceed without issue, it is still a major abdominal surgery with inherent risks. When those risks are poorly managed or a medical professional makes a preventable error, the consequences can be devastating

When you learn your child has suffered a brain injury during birth, your world stops. The joy and anticipation are replaced by fear, anger, and uncertainty. Conditions like cerebral palsy or Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) resulting from a medical error can require a lifetime of expensive care, and you may feel powerless against the hospital and

In the intricate dance of fetal development, most babies naturally settle head-down, preparing for their grand entrance. Yet, for approximately 3-4% of pregnancies, the baby remains in a breech presentation, positioned feet-first or bottom-first. While not inherently problematic, a breech position transforms labor and delivery into a significantly higher-risk event, demanding specialized expertise and precise