It has been a while since our last blog post. We have been busy preparing exciting stuff, so stay tuned! In the meantime, Magdalena, a member of amiamusica’s board, shares encouraging moments of her life with her prematurely born daughter Matylda. Music had and has a major impact on the family. And the experience of premature birth has changed the family’s perspective on life. See for yourself.
A miracle happened
Looking at my daughter I have a living proof that miracles happen. From day one, her spirit was to live and enjoy the beauty of this world. When we see her grow and enjoy her moments our hearts are filled with joy and happy tears.
She went a long road to get to this moment! She is our happiness. And we would like to share our positive experience with other parents who are just starting this challenging journey.
«Moments of joy and love as family – and with music!» | Video material © Magdalena Malinowska
Music and love
As we say – everything happens for a reason. Thanks to our daughter, today, we see little things that mean more than anything in our lives! She loves wind in her hair. She loves music (thanks to music therapy). She loves us :)))).
Dear Magdalena,
thank you so much for sharing your personal insights bringing so much hope for all the families who still have to visit their infant in the intensive care unit. Your images are full of love, live, family joy and music. When I saw them the first time immediately a song of Raffi popped up in my head: „ All I really need“. Do you know the song? https://youtu.be/qZB96eDhhF0
Dear Magdalena,
thanks a lot for sharing your story, lovely picture and moving video. I really liked all its parts and was imagining how they would continue. It is wonderful that your daughter loved (music therapy and) music and that it still plays an important part in her and your family’s life. The fun you shared and that was visible in the video are amazing and truly enriching for families who have gone through difficult situations. Thanks a lot for letting people get a glimpse into some ideas how to cope with them and not give up hope.