11/26/2025
November is Prematurity Awareness Month, and behind many premature births are hidden complications that mothers might not even realize they have. Gabby's story is a powerful reminder of how quickly things can change, even when you "feel completely normal."
Diagnosed with severe pre-eclampsia at 33 weeks, Gabby's daughter, Aunyx, arrived prematurely at just 3 pounds, 10 ounces. While Aunyx is now a thriving 4-year-old "firecracker," their journey highlights the critical importance of understanding conditions like pre-eclampsia that can lead to early delivery.
Learn more about the "silent signs" of pre-eclampsia and how early detection can impact your baby's health and reduce the risk of prematurity.
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St. Luke’s Health – Sugar Land urges mothers to learn the silent symptoms of pre-eclampsia and uncontrolled blood pressure for a safer, healthier pregnancy.