Mothers Love brings dead baby back to life

[gage]

A Mothers instincts appears to have saved the life of her premature baby.
Never underestimate the power of your instincts when it comes to your children.

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[doglb]

That is one awesome story, thank you for sharing!

 

[gage]

That is one awesome story, thank you for sharing!

It provided some needed good cheer to me. Hoping it serves others as well.

 

[1946]

That is totally amazing! Thanks for sharing.

 

[rambone]

Truly inspiring.

 

[gage]

here's a video

Mom?s hug revives baby that was pronounced dead - Parenting - TODAYshow.com

 

[Mr.JAG]

Awesome story for sure..

But 2 hours of not breathing? Is that right? How is that possible? And even if it is, how is there not some type of major brain damage?

Sorry, me not doctor... me not understand.

 

[gage]

Awesome story for sure..

But 2 hours of not breathing? Is that right? How is that possible? And even if it is, how is there not some type of major brain damage?

Sorry, me not doctor... me not understand.

I was initially thinking the same but I'm a little relieved knowing that brains have a remarkable ability to a heal/repair and it appears Jamie is doing fine.

 

[jblomenberg16]

I think something flew into my eye just now...its watering for some reason.


Great story, and a true miracle. Would love to see more of this stuff in the headlines.

 

[CountryBoy19]

Awesome story for sure..

But 2 hours of not breathing? Is that right? How is that possible? And even if it is, how is there not some type of major brain damage?

Sorry, me not doctor... me not understand.

If you read all the way to the bottom, in the last section (it looks sort of like a comment on the story) it says that the baby occasionally made a gasping sound. The doctors reassured the parents that it was just a reflex. But after he continued doing it she thought otherwise.

It is remarkable how little oxygen the body can survive on if your body is calm/relaxed. I seem to recall a story about some guy that can hold his breath for some remarkably long time. I would bet that a baby also has a large inner calm to be able to handle such a thing and survive with little brain damage.

 

[HotPocket]

thanks for shareing

 

[antsi]

Awesome story for sure..

But 2 hours of not breathing? Is that right? How is that possible? And even if it is, how is there not some type of major brain damage?

Sorry, me not doctor... me not understand.

The kid must have been breathing imperceptibly for some time - 2 hours of apnea would certainly be fatal.

As for the rest of it, it is not completely understood by medicine but studies of "kangaroo care" - preemie babies having a lot of skin-to-skin contact with mom - are showing some pretty astounding results. Goes contrary to established practice - for years we've been saying you have to minimize contact with extreme preemies. Kind of like the '50s when "medical science" was saying how much better formula is for babies, so moms shouldn't breast feed

 

[JohnP82]

Great story! Thanks for sharing