Preemie drinks at mom's chest: This baby is a fighter!
Uncertain, the hands that are too small are looking for support and security on Mama's chest: little Dahlia was born so early that she had no chance of survival. Her mother Keri tells us with this photo, why her baby will never be beaten:
She was 4 weeks today, Born at 28 weeks, Water broke at 21 weeks ... "This was me and my girl today.
Posted by Breastfeeding Mama Talk on Saturday, May 21, 2016"This was my girls and me today, our first time today is four weeks old, born after 28 weeks, the amniotic sac blistering at the 21st week, and the only option the doctors gave me was to stop the pregnancy After two weeks of bed rest at home and five weeks of bed rest at the hospital, she was given an emergency caesarean section after premature placental ablation, and the doctors were confident that she did not have any lungs in her womb.
But she is here, and so healthy. She never lacked oxygen. She is now in her 32nd week and is trying to drink on my chest, even though she told me it's completely impossible before the 34th to 36th week. She shows everyone that they were wrong in her! "
Survival artist gets strength through maternal love
Preemie Dahlia is still in intensive care - but the doctors are finally sure that they were completely wrong with their first assessment. The chances of survival are no longer questioned - the only "side effect" that the baby will suffer is a minimal delay in their development.
But who knows? This little girl is so good at surpassing expectations and predictions that we would not be surprised if at some point she was even bigger than babies of the same age. Because this child can not be beaten!
