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About MOST
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PO Box 306
East Islip, NY 11730
(631) 859-1110
www.MOSTonline.org
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MOST (Mothers of Supertwins), a community of families, volunteers and professionals founded in 1987, is the leading national nonprofit provider of support, education and research on higher-order multiple births. MOST's mission is to advocate for quality prenatal care, promote healthy deliveries, and supply information to all multiple birth families in order to support successful parenting through every phase of their children's development.
Many families contact MOST for preconceptual counseling or early in their pregnancy, then stay in touch throughout the "Bedrest Blues," home uterine monitoring, and possible antepartum hospitalization. One of MOST's main goals is to help make pregnancy easier and decrease anxiety through education from professionals and support from other families who have been there. Following delivery, MOST also helps families address the unique challenges associated with parenting 3, 4,5, or more infants, toddlers, and school-age children.
In addition to personal support, MOST also conducts medical and psycho/social research annually to help serve our membership better by learning more of their specific needs. Through these national projects we can help educate medical and ancillary support professionals about the unique needs of multiple birth families. Note however, that information on this site is not intended to replace the advice of qualified health care providers.
As in the general population, our membership families often have a variety of challenges and situations not associated with parenting multiples including women/family issues, children with special health or developmental needs, and more. For those families, MOST serves as a conduit during every stage of pregnancy and parenting as well.
Read more about MOST's 20th Anniversary (PDF)
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MOST Support
& Information Services
MOST by the Stages
MOST Membership
Supertwins 101: FAQs
Family Support Forums
Advocacy Efforts
Support Volunteers
Parenting Books & Packets
PreemieCare Website
MOST eNews
Adopt a Family Program
Statistics on Multiple Births
Multiple Birth Research
Outside Resource Links
Memorial Services
MOST Supertwins Store
Multiples in the News
Free Items
MOST Jr (for kids!)
Used Item Classified Ads
CarePages (Personal Websites)
Birth Weight & Conversion Calculators |
Content Notice - Unless otherwise indicated, all content on this website is created and edited by the MOST Board of Directors. |
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Supporting Multiple Birth Families...Every Step of the Way |
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Revenue for MOST (Mothers of Supertwins) may be derived from:
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Corporate sponsor grant Alere LLC
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Project grants from private foundations
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Direct donations from multiple birth families and individual supporters
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Sponsorship opportunities such as publication of parenting booklets, survey and marketing material distribution, member database searches, MOST events, continuing education for professionals, public outreach programs, speaking engagements, and more.
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Advertisements on the MOST website and MOST’s free email newsletter eNews.
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Contributions through a percentage of sales from affiliate program sites such as iGive and Amazon.com.
Purchase of MOST publications, books, member dues, and other products offered in the MOST Supertwins store.
- MOST also receives an in-kind donation of Google advertising through the Google AdWords Grant program.
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MOST Terms of Use Policies |
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MOST Board or Directors
The Heart of MOST |
MOST Advertising Policy (PDF)
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MOST Board of Directors
Diane Wipfler - Board Chairman
Maureen A Doolan Boyle - Executive Director
Martin D. Topper, CPA - Treasurer
Lisa DiBona - Director of Outreach Services,
Secretary
Kelly Ross, MD - Medical Director/Chairman of Medical Board
Deborah Dolan Sweeney - General Board
MOST Professional Advisory Board
Amy Alvarez-Perez, MD - Anesthesiologist, Medical Director, Sterling Surgical Center, NY
Tuvia Blechman, MD - Chief of Neonatology, Chairman, Department of Pediatrics Howard County General Hospital, John Hopkins School of Medicine MD
Jennifer Brout, Ed.M, PsyD
- Clinical Child Psychologist/Founder of Positive Solutions of New York
Sharon Buckwald, MD - Neonatologist Pitt County Memorial Hospital, NC
Leland M. Deane, MD - Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Long Island Plastic Surgery, NY
Sean M. Doolan, Esquire - Partner Hinman, Straub, Pigors & Manning, PC, NY
John P. Elliott, MD - Perinatologist, Perinatology (High-Risk) - Women, Laguna Hills, CA
Victor Klein, MD - Maternal Fetal Medicine North Shore University Hospital Associates, Great Neck, NY
Frank Manginello, MD - Director of Neonatology The Valley Hospital, NJ
Patrick A. Mashing, MD - ER Physician, Alton Memorial Hospital, IL
Lisa Nalven, MD - Medical Director, Developmental Pediatrics, Valley Center for Child Development, NJ
Michael J. Paul, MD - Director, Washington University Center for Multiple Births, Div. of Maternal Fetal Health
Elizabeth A. Pector, MD - Family Physician, Practice President, Spectrum Family Medicine, IL
Joaquim Pinheiro, MD - Neonatologist/Albany Medical Center
Kelly Ross, MD - Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Newborn Medicine Washington University School of Medicine & Pediatric Hospitalist, Missouri Baptist Hospital
Nina Sanchez, MD - CEO South Florida Pediatric Partners
Teresa Spillane, PsyD - Licensed Psychologist/Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital
Regina Spinazzola Kinney, MD - Assoc. Neonatologist North Shore Univ. Hospital, NY
Lenore Stamm, MA, SDA - Executive Director Long Island Infant Development Program, NY
John Wipfler, MD - Clinical Assoc. Prof. Emergency Medicine, UIC-Peoria, OSF St. Francis Medical Center, IL

See our Family Support Forum for open volunteer positions.
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MOST is recognized as a trusted and recommended link for health information on multiples births by HealthFinder, a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services website that provides online health information.

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Thank you to the following organizations for their support:



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Updated 8/17/10 |
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