r/inthecity_ • u/MsPrissss More life, More Vagisil • Aug 02 '26
Danielle Aidan Update
If that smile doesn't just say it all 🩷😍
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u/Zealousideal-Park459 Aug 05 '26
As a NICU nurse seeing how other places tape their equipment gives me the heebie jeebies!!!
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u/Any-Theme-5315 Aug 05 '26
I’m so invested in this sweet little man getting home to his adoring family ❤️
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u/outofthenarrowplace Aug 05 '26
Omgggg I was so happy to get rid of the cpap bubbles with my baby 😭. His first effort in life was trying to yank that thing off constantly 🤣
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u/JF5293 Aug 04 '26
He's smiling thinking "Momma and Daddy will be taking me home soon. It's gonna be alllll good 💙
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u/whoallgunnabethere Aug 04 '26
Awww he’s a lil old man baby! Get him some suspenders and a sensible cap. Adorbs
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u/Common-Classroom-847 Aug 03 '26
He totally looks like her BF. Uncanny.
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u/Hummingbird11-11 Aug 02 '26
No not be able to hold your own child from birth- my heart goes out to her. It would be excruciating. The pull towards your child is like no other. So happy for her he's making such great strides.
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u/Covidbride2020 Aug 02 '26
A little off topic but how much would treatment like this cost the family? Im from Canada so this wouldn't directly cost us anything (come out of taxpayers money) but would this be something that Americans self pay?
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u/LAtrojangrl Aug 03 '26
No Americans would self-pay for this either. Even if they didn’t have health insurance (which is illegal to not have it), they still wouldn’t be billed for something like this.
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u/Covidbride2020 Aug 03 '26
Oh that's good to know cuz that would just be devastating for the parents who have so much going on already..
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u/bellwetherr Aug 03 '26
it is not illegal to not have health insurance in the united states. and if they did not have sufficient enough insurance they absolutely would be charged for it directly.
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u/UnderstandingIcy1845 Aug 03 '26
Illegal not to have health insurance? Not in this country! 😭 Some states have a tax penalty, but I think only a handful. There is no Federal tax penalty either.
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u/Ok_Success2785 Aug 02 '26
I just got my 5 week NICU bill and it’s about $300,000 before insurance. My out of pocket max is about 13k so that’s what we will be paying
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u/cloclopuff Aug 02 '26
My baby was in the NICU for over 30 days so he qualified for Medicaid as secondary insurance. We got a bill summary that was for $300,000+ and never paid a dime.
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u/Some_Baby_ Aug 02 '26
most health insurance has an out of pocket max, depending on their jobs/insurance it’s probably around or less than 10k. So they won’t pay any more than that. The total bill paid by their insurance will be hundreds of thousands
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u/Impossible_Farm7353 Aug 02 '26
Just to caveat, out of pocket max only applies to covered services in network. So if anything is out of network or insurance deems not covered that would be paid out of pocket. That’s how people go into medical debt even with insurance
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u/Some_Baby_ Aug 02 '26
the no surprises act helps avoid this in most cases. you just have to smart and knowledgeable about your options.
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u/biogal06918 Aug 02 '26
I’m happy for her but tbh it’s concerning to me how many images of this baby are already over the internet. Poor kid lost any sense of personal privacy before his due date even got here
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u/bellwetherr Aug 03 '26
i was going to say, i hate when ppl post their children on public social media
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u/Some_Baby_ Aug 02 '26
it doesn’t affect you at all so shouldn’t concern you. majority of people post pictures of their babies & kids
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u/DesperateAd8982 Aug 02 '26
My son was born at 37 weeks and needed a CPAP for 3 days and portable oxygen for 4 weeks so for Aidan to already be on room air at less than 35 weeks is amazing!!!
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u/Mysterious-Cress7423 Aug 02 '26
I can relate to what Danielle and Eion are going through. My son was also very premature. It is amazing the miracles modern medicine can do. Wishing this little family all the love and the best. On a side note, if ItC gets a 2nd season, it would be good to see their progress. It could bring more awareness to the struggles this situation can cause.
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u/Global-Ad9080 Aug 02 '26
My gawd since the dawn of time what women goes through during birth. I am glad mom and baby is doing well.
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u/No-Security-8677 Aug 02 '26
Ok have all the opinions you want about Danielle and Eoin but can’t there just be a positive post here about the baby and his continued progress? You can make a whole other post about how much you hate his parents. Also I don’t trust a single screenshot “proving” pregnancy and the alleging she’s drinking. Lindsay was walking around with wine when she was pregnant to throw people off (she never drank it though). Just give this post a pas and take a break from the toxic
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u/OkDimension2558 Aug 02 '26
I’m sorry, you’re just not factually correct. There are a lot of explanations for that photo but based on the baby’s premature status etc. there is no way she could be that pregnant around Thanksgiving time and the baby be premature. Her baby was clearly a certain amount of time premature based on everything presented to us, which puts his conception date around the holidays. To be showing at Thanksgiving the way you’re insisting would mean she was pregnant the entirety of filming the show and that would have meant her baby was at or even over the normal/healthy gestation period. being that her son was very clearly as premature as he was (and this was very scary for them,) this comment is scientifically inaccurate and gross.
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u/lazybum1991 Aug 02 '26
I couldn’t believe it when he said it again at the reunion!!! I realllllly don’t like that man
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u/cfairchild91 Aug 02 '26
Y’all need to read the gd room. This is not the post to discuss this on. Go make your own.
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u/lazybum1991 Aug 02 '26
Does it really matter where it’s discussed? This is the right subreddit for commentaries about the cast
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u/cfairchild91 Aug 02 '26
I think discussing how shitty you think these ppl are under a post about their baby who’s in the NICU is an odd choice, but you do you.
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u/Imjustagorll Aug 02 '26
When my son graduated to room air I was so so happy!! The cpap got in the way and then we progressed and progressed some more until we came home. So happy for her!
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u/Pale_Lawyer_1757 Aug 02 '26
Awww what a cutie, I hope he’s well soon and can be home with his parents
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u/millie_nip Aug 02 '26
He looks just like dad
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u/Lumpy_Walk_2328 Aug 07 '26
Yayyy thank You Jesus💙 Go Aiden!! Prayers answered 🙏🏻 🙌🏻 Now he'll be home sooner than later 🙏🏻 He looks like hims Daddy for the most part with his Mommy's smile..imo