Conway Regional Health System accepts their first CuddleCot

The Conway Regional Health System in Arkansas has recently accepted its first donation of a CuddleCot.

The bed was donated in memory of Memphis Keith Whitbey. Memphis was born to Rebecca and Justin Whitbey, but Memphis died on May 22, 2022.

The Conway Regional Health System accepted Conway’s first donation of CuddleCot. (Photo Conway Regional Health System)

Rebecca said the family’s church and friends raised money to purchase two CuddleCots.

“I had so many moms reach out to me, validating the need for what we are doing,” said Rebecca. ” I want to encourage them to use this because this is the only chance they are going to get with their baby. This is going to provide more time for them.”

“You have used your experience to benefit other families,” said Conway Regional President and CEO Matt Troup. “You have truly been a blessing for others through your gift.”

Nursery supervisor Christen Hensen said, “Because of this donation, Conway Regional can provide families with the gift of time. The CuddleCot will allow the families to have their baby with them in their room, enabling more time to create memories.”

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