00:00My first experience with holding her was like, she wasn't my baby. It was like the hospital's
00:05baby, you know, and I just was so confused. I didn't understand the policies and why they
00:12were doing what they were doing. And she was there for a few days. I walked in, she was in
00:16the same spot every single day. I'd go visit her. And one day she wasn't there. I was like,
00:22where's my baby? And I was recovering from my C-section, but driving myself to the hospital
00:28to go see her. And I normally get a call from the nurses saying, Hey, like she, you know,
00:35is doing well today. And I didn't receive any call. So I rushed to the hospital and was checking
00:40in on her and the nurse didn't know where she was. I was like, what do you mean? You don't
00:45know where
00:45my baby's at. They checked the charts and I was standing there in the middle of the NICU.
00:49I was screaming. I was livid. I remember there were some nurses rushing around and there was no log of
00:55her in the chart. And they finally, after a few minutes had said, we found the baby.
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