Beaufort Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day Babies

News Summary

On March 17, the Beaufort Memorial Collins Birthing Center welcomed two St. Patrick’s Day babies to the community. Mia, a healthy girl weighing 8 pounds, 8 ounces, was born first, followed by Ky’Maine at 5 pounds, 14 ounces. Both infants donned crocheted outfits made by local nurses, with joyful photos capturing the moment. This celebration comes as the community focuses on health issues and engages in charitable efforts, highlighting local events and updates on Beaufort Memorial Hospital.

Beaufort Welcomes Two St. Patrick’s Day Babies

On March 17, St. Patrick’s Day, the Beaufort Memorial Collins Birthing Center celebrated the arrival of two new additions to the community.

Birth Details

  • Mia was born at 7:57 AM, weighing 8 pounds, 8 ounces. She is the daughter of Merlin Laine Orellana from Beaufort.
  • Ky’Maine followed at 11:27 AM, weighing 5 pounds, 14 ounces. He is the son of Kylashia Williams from Varnville.

Both babies were presented in crocheted outfits made by Victoria Mayo, RN, and Merick Murdaugh, CST. Photos of the joyous occasion were captured by Charlotte Berkeley.

Community Engagement and Health Updates

The births coincided with pleasant spring weather, highlighting the growing awareness of critical health issues. Rising rates of colorectal cancer among younger demographics and increasing childhood vision issues have become central topics in local health discussions.

Additionally, community efforts are exemplified by the 100 Women Who Care organization in Northern Beaufort County, which actively contributes to local nonprofits.

Spotlight on Residents

In a heartwarming local story, June Stevenson, a remarkable 106-year-old resident at Helena Square Assisted Living, celebrated her birthday. A beloved member of the community, Stevenson participates in numerous activities including bingo and art.

Beaufort Memorial Hospital Updates

The newsletter also reported on expansion plans for Beaufort Memorial Hospital, as well as challenges faced by healthcare workers in the area. Key barriers include issues related to housing and childcare.

Upcoming Local Events

Upcoming community events include the Port Royal Festival, focused on educating attendees about local wildlife and promoting conservation efforts led by various local organizations.

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