Freeman Ellis Staley was born April 25, 2015.

Freeman and his family spent 3.5 months in the Arkansas Children's Hospital NICU, home for 5 weeks and then back to the PICU when Freeman's breathing became labored. Freeman lost his battle with pulmonary hypertension at almost 10 months old.

While Freeman was home for those short 5 weeks Will and Misti created a device to help bolus feed Freeman safely. No longer having nurses to help hold feeds, draw meds, perform therapies and all of the other tasks that have to be done while holding Freeman and his feeds- they needed an extra hand, the FreeArm!

It has been 7 years since losing Freeman. The FreeArm continues Freeman’s legacy of love. 

*The FreeArm clamps to many surfaces- hospital cribs, home cribs, swings, tables, strollers, wheelchairs... Freeing clinicians and caregivers hands for other important tasks.
*The FreeArm holds bolus gravity syringes and also a pump and feedbag. This allows clinicians and caregivers mobility while the FreeArm works as a travel holder.
*The bendable gooseneck on the FreeArm bends to your specific height needed to tolerate bolus feeds best, providing constant feeding between hospital, home and in any situation.

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