Fallon's Flight aids families navigating NICU health crises
Hayden resident Erica Clary talks about the process of cleaning baby items for NICU wards for her nonprofit, Fallon's Flight.
Fallon's Care Carts were shared with local NICU wards at Kootenai Health and Sacred Heart in Spokane on the anniversary of her daughter's birthday to help other families going through a medical crisis with their newborn.
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Prewashed baby items through local nonprofit Fallon's Flight are available at NICU wards at Kootenai Health and Sacred Heart Medical Center.
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Hats and handmade stuffed animals are given to families with newborns in the NICU at Kootenai Health and Sacred Heart in Spokane through local nonprofit, Fallon's Flight.
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Erica Clary reads a note from a family who sent a thank-you card to her nonprofit, Fallon's Flight, for sharing baby items and self-care items for parents in local NICU wards.
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HAYDEN — Baby Fallon Clary lived nine days before she passed away, but through her family, her legacy lives on.
Erica and Will Clary started the nonprofit, Fallon’s Flight, in her memory less than a year after Fallon’s passing and have used her birthday to add to neonatal intensive care unit supplies to help other families.
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