Molly Widen’s story highlights the struggle many mothers face when dealing with premature births and health complications post-delivery. She found herself in dire situations after birthing her twins, Liam and Lucy, at 34 weeks due to preeclampsia. While Liam was in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) receiving supplemental oxygen for over two weeks, Lucy spent a month in the NICU due to multiple holes in her heart. Widen couldn’t help but return to work just four weeks after this uphill battle, even though she had to wear a brace to stabilize her body due to the cesarean section.

In these circumstances, mothers need support that goes beyond physical recovery. Support from programs like Paid Family Leave (PFL) can provide crucial respite during such trying times. Knowing how to get a hold of Paid Family Leave can significantly ease this recovery process. For more information and resources on how to get a hold of PFL, visit eddcaller.com, the site offers information and assistance with contacting the necessary resources.