Dr. Nurse Marilyn

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to my Momma 💐💕

I am who I am as a mother because of who you are.

Your love, strength, prayers, sacrifices, and example have shaped me in more ways than I could ever fully explain. You have shown me what it means to love deeply, give selflessly, stand strong, and keep going even when life is heavy.

So much of the mother I am today comes from watching you — the way you care, the way you lead, the way you show up, and the way you love your family with your whole heart.

Thank you for being my first example of motherhood, my safe place, my teacher, and one of my greatest blessings. I pray that you feel all the love and appreciation you deserve today and always.

Happy Mother’s Day, Mommy. I love you so much 💕

05/06/2026

Happy Nurses Day! 💙

Today we honor all nurses, especially home visiting and maternal and infant health nurses who show up for mothers, babies, and families every day.

Your compassion, advocacy, education, and care make a lasting difference in the lives of the families you serve. Thank you for being a trusted source of support, safety, and healing in our communities.

05/05/2026

04/24/2026

Such a great honor! Thank you The Daily Record

We are proud to share that Dr. Nurse Marilyn Dr. Marilyn F. Berchie-Gialamas has been selected as a 2026 Health Care Hero – Nurse Practitioner of the Year by The Daily Record 🎉

This prestigious recognition honors individuals who are making a significant impact on the quality of health care across Maryland. Dr. Berchie-Gialamas’ leadership, innovation, and unwavering commitment to maternal and infant health continue to transform communities and uplift families every day.

“The 2026 Health Care Heroes are exemplary and provide exceptional care to those in need. They are leaders and innovators who serve their communities selflessly and mentor others,” said Suzanne Fischer-Huettner of BridgeTower Media/The Daily Record.

Honorees will be recognized during an online celebration premiering June 18 at 10 a.m.

This honor reflects not only individual excellence but the power of community-centered care and advocacy. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition 💙🩷

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04/23/2026

Donate your spring cleanout items to support moms and babies in need.

It’s spring cleaning time, and we’re getting ready for our Mother’s Day giveaway.

We’re collecting maternal and infant items for families in need and would love your support. Meet us at Extra Space Storage at 10:30 AM to drop off donations and help us prepare for this special giveaway.

Thank you for helping us support mothers, babies, and families in our community. 💗

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04/18/2026

What a beautiful way to close out Black Maternal Health Week in my home community of Howard County. Today, I had the honor of giving the welcome speech and connecting with so many mothers, families, and community organizations who are all committed to advancing maternal health in our county.

Being in this space was a powerful reminder that this work is bigger than any one person or organization. It is rooted in community, advocacy, and the shared belief that every mother deserves to be seen, heard, supported, and cared for.

As we reflect on this year’s Black Maternal Health Week theme, Rooted in Justice and Joy, today truly embodied both. Justice means continuing to advocate for equitable care, better outcomes, and systems that truly support Black mothers. Joy means creating spaces where mothers feel celebrated, connected, and uplifted.

I’m grateful to have been part of such a meaningful event and inspired by the collective commitment to improving maternal health in Howard County.

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04/17/2026

The last two days of Black Maternal Health Week have been incredibly meaningful. From the screening and panel discussion of the documentary Listen to Me by Dr. Kanika Harris, to a Community Postpartum Baby Shower led by and supported by My Sister’s Keeper, these events reminded me why I do this work.

I remain committed to uplifting women’s wellness, advocating for change in maternal health, and helping prepare the next generation of healthcare providers to be culturally competent, compassionate, and sensitive practitioners.

04/12/2026

Thank you and for an amazing event for Black Maternal Health Week in . I’m truly grateful for the opportunity to be part of the panel and to speak on the critical issues where we can drive real, meaningful change.

This week highlights the urgent need for community-based organizations like Trinity Maternal Wellnessto lead the way in improving maternal health outcomes and advancing equity for all.

04/12/2026