“I just don’t feel like luck is what should bring a baby home,” Amanda Braverman-Brohn tells PEOPLE
NEED TO KNOW
A Wisconsin mom became an advocate for stillbirth prevention after an emergency cesarean section saved her son Preston’s life 18 years ago
She says his big brother, then 2, liked to play doctor and alerted her to the fact that the baby wasn’t moving in utero
This month, she was honored with a Daily Points of Light award for her volunteerism and community-focused advocacy work
A Wisconsin mom rushed to the hospital after realizing her baby wasn’t moving in utero, leading to an emergency cesarean section that saved his life. In the 18…
Read the full article at PEOPLE.COM
