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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED L-R Kohen with baby sister Autumn Warner) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED Holly and Travis with Autumn in a carrier) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED Holly and Travis with Autumn in a carrier) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED Holly and Travis with Autumn in a carrier) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED L-R Kohen with baby sister Autumn Warner) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED L-R Autumn with Dad Travis Warner) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED Autumn with mother Holly in the hospital) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED L-R Autumn with brother Kohen and Mother Holly) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED Autumn with brother Kohen whilst being held by Dad Travis Warner) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED Autumn Warner in the hsopital) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED Autumn with mother Holly in the hospital) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED Autumn Warner in the hsopital) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED Baby Autumn with her intestine's in a Silo Bag) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED L-R Autumn with parents Holly Striloff and Travis Warner.) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Frühgeborenes überlebt, nachdem es mit Eingeweiden ausserhalb des Bauches geboren wurde
Holly Striloff / CATERS NEWS (PICTURED Baby Autumn with her intestine's in a Silo bag) A premature baby has defied the odds after being born with her intestines outside of her stomach. Autumn Warner, who is now four-months-old, was born six weeks early on July 5 by emergency c-section to medical lab assistant, Holly Striloff, 33, and her partner Travis Warner, 32, in Kamloops, Canada. The condition, gastroschisis, is a birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to form on the outside of the body and effects on average one out of 2500 babies born in a year. But thankfully doctors were able to save Autumn's life after feeding her intestines back into her body in an intense procedure. SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Frühgeborenes Baby überlebt dank Plastiksack
MERCURY PRESS. (Pictured: Wren Prior when she was a newborn.) A first time mum has shared photos of her premature miracle baby who beat the odds to survive thanks to a PLASTIC BAG..Fiona Prior, 34, developed severe pre-eclampsia during the pregnancy with her daughter Wren, which went undiagnosed until she was 28 weeks and on the verge of organ failure..Pre-eclampsia then caused Fiona to develop HELLP syndrome - a rare condition where high liver enzyme and low platelet levels cause the body to go into organ failure. (SEE MERCURY COPY) (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Frühgeborenes Baby überlebt dank Plastiksack
MERCURY PRESS. (Pictured: Wren Prior.) A first time mum has shared photos of her premature miracle baby who beat the odds to survive thanks to a PLASTIC BAG..Fiona Prior, 34, developed severe pre-eclampsia during the pregnancy with her daughter Wren, which went undiagnosed until she was 28 weeks and on the verge of organ failure..Pre-eclampsia then caused Fiona to develop HELLP syndrome - a rare condition where high liver enzyme and low platelet levels cause the body to go into organ failure. (SEE MERCURY COPY) (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Frühgeborenes Baby überlebt dank Plastiksack
MERCURY PRESS. (Pictured: Wren Prior.) A first time mum has shared photos of her premature miracle baby who beat the odds to survive thanks to a PLASTIC BAG..Fiona Prior, 34, developed severe pre-eclampsia during the pregnancy with her daughter Wren, which went undiagnosed until she was 28 weeks and on the verge of organ failure..Pre-eclampsia then caused Fiona to develop HELLP syndrome - a rare condition where high liver enzyme and low platelet levels cause the body to go into organ failure. (SEE MERCURY COPY) (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Frühgeborenes Baby überlebt dank Plastiksack
MERCURY PRESS. (Pictured: Wren Prior in the plastic bag when she was born.) A first time mum has shared photos of her premature miracle baby who beat the odds to survive thanks to a PLASTIC BAG..Fiona Prior, 34, developed severe pre-eclampsia during the pregnancy with her daughter Wren, which went undiagnosed until she was 28 weeks and on the verge of organ failure..Pre-eclampsia then caused Fiona to develop HELLP syndrome - a rare condition where high liver enzyme and low platelet levels cause the body to go into organ failure. (SEE MERCURY COPY) (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Minimale Überlebenschance mit 24 Wochen: Francesca Bradley-Curran kann 5. Geburtstag feiern
MERCURY PRESS. Pictured: Newborn Francesca Bradley-Curran..A 'miracle' girl born 24 weeks premature with feet the size of a penny has defied doctors who said she'd never walk or talk as she looks forward to her fifth birthday. Francesca Bradley-Curran, now four, was born 48 hours after the abortion limit, where doctors would have legally deemed her not 'viable' to save due to the low survival rates for babies born in that window. Weighing just 1lb 6oz, doctors warned her mum, Victoria Bradley, 41, and dad Paul Curran, age, that even if she did survive she would never walk or talk properly. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Minimale Überlebenschance mit 24 Wochen: Francesca Bradley-Curran kann 5. Geburtstag feiern
MERCURY PRESS. Pictured: Victoria Bradley with her daughter Francesca Bradley-Curran..A 'miracle' girl born 24 weeks premature with feet the size of a penny has defied doctors who said she'd never walk or talk as she looks forward to her fifth birthday. Francesca Bradley-Curran, now four, was born 48 hours after the abortion limit, where doctors would have legally deemed her not 'viable' to save due to the low survival rates for babies born in that window. Weighing just 1lb 6oz, doctors warned her mum, Victoria Bradley, 41, and dad Paul Curran, age, that even if she did survive she would never walk or talk properly. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Minimale Überlebenschance mit 24 Wochen: Francesca Bradley-Curran kann 5. Geburtstag feiern
MERCURY PRESS. Pictured: Victoria Bradley with her daughter Francesca Bradley-Curran..A 'miracle' girl born 24 weeks premature with feet the size of a penny has defied doctors who said she'd never walk or talk as she looks forward to her fifth birthday. Francesca Bradley-Curran, now four, was born 48 hours after the abortion limit, where doctors would have legally deemed her not 'viable' to save due to the low survival rates for babies born in that window. Weighing just 1lb 6oz, doctors warned her mum, Victoria Bradley, 41, and dad Paul Curran, age, that even if she did survive she would never walk or talk properly. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Minimale Überlebenschance mit 24 Wochen: Francesca Bradley-Curran kann 5. Geburtstag feiern
MERCURY PRESS. Pictured: Victoria Bradley with her daughter Francesca Bradley-Curran and a picture of Francesca when she was born premature..A 'miracle' girl born 24 weeks premature with feet the size of a penny has defied doctors who said she'd never walk or talk as she looks forward to her fifth birthday. Francesca Bradley-Curran, now four, was born 48 hours after the abortion limit, where doctors would have legally deemed her not 'viable' to save due to the low survival rates for babies born in that window. Weighing just 1lb 6oz, doctors warned her mum, Victoria Bradley, 41, and dad Paul Curran, age, that even if she did survive she would never walk or talk properly. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Minimale Überlebenschance mit 24 Wochen: Francesca Bradley-Curran kann 5. Geburtstag feiern
MERCURY PRESS. Pictured: Victoria Bradley with her daughter Francesca Bradley-Curran..A 'miracle' girl born 24 weeks premature with feet the size of a penny has defied doctors who said she'd never walk or talk as she looks forward to her fifth birthday. Francesca Bradley-Curran, now four, was born 48 hours after the abortion limit, where doctors would have legally deemed her not 'viable' to save due to the low survival rates for babies born in that window. Weighing just 1lb 6oz, doctors warned her mum, Victoria Bradley, 41, and dad Paul Curran, age, that even if she did survive she would never walk or talk properly. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Minimale Überlebenschance mit 24 Wochen: Francesca Bradley-Curran kann 5. Geburtstag feiern
MERCURY PRESS. Pictured: Francesca Bradley-Curran, 4, showing a penny - the size her feet were when she was born prematurely..A 'miracle' girl born 24 weeks premature with feet the size of a penny has defied doctors who said she'd never walk or talk as she looks forward to her fifth birthday. Francesca Bradley-Curran, now four, was born 48 hours after the abortion limit, where doctors would have legally deemed her not 'viable' to save due to the low survival rates for babies born in that window. Weighing just 1lb 6oz, doctors warned her mum, Victoria Bradley, 41, and dad Paul Curran, age, that even if she did survive she would never walk or talk properly. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Minimale Überlebenschance mit 24 Wochen: Francesca Bradley-Curran kann 5. Geburtstag feiern
MERCURY PRESS. Pictured: Francesca Bradley-Curran, 4, showing a penny - the size her feet were when she was born prematurely..A 'miracle' girl born 24 weeks premature with feet the size of a penny has defied doctors who said she'd never walk or talk as she looks forward to her fifth birthday. Francesca Bradley-Curran, now four, was born 48 hours after the abortion limit, where doctors would have legally deemed her not 'viable' to save due to the low survival rates for babies born in that window. Weighing just 1lb 6oz, doctors warned her mum, Victoria Bradley, 41, and dad Paul Curran, age, that even if she did survive she would never walk or talk properly. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Minimale Überlebenschance mit 24 Wochen: Francesca Bradley-Curran kann 5. Geburtstag feiern
MERCURY PRESS. Pictured: Francesca Bradley-Curran, 4, showing life sized footprint of her feet when she was born prematurely..A 'miracle' girl born 24 weeks premature with feet the size of a penny has defied doctors who said she'd never walk or talk as she looks forward to her fifth birthday. Francesca Bradley-Curran, now four, was born 48 hours after the abortion limit, where doctors would have legally deemed her not 'viable' to save due to the low survival rates for babies born in that window. Weighing just 1lb 6oz, doctors warned her mum, Victoria Bradley, 41, and dad Paul Curran, age, that even if she did survive she would never walk or talk properly. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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ROYALS - BILDER DES JAHRES: Auswahl von Rex/Shutterstock
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Shutterstock (10954373a)
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge wearing a face mask to protect against coronavirus, arrives to visit the Institute of Reproductive and Development Biology, at Imperial College in London, Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2020. The Duchess visited the London research centre to hear about the work that national charity Tommy's are doing to reduce rates of miscarriage, stillbirth and premature birth.
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visit to Imperial College London, UK - 14 Oct 2020
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Melissa and Theodore in hospital) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Theodore today) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Melissa with Theodore today) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Melissa with Theodore today) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Theo with his four siblings Xavier, one, Kiya, three, Phoebe, four, and Sophia, eight, as well as dad, David Shirley, 30, and mum Melissa) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Theo meeting one of his sisters) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Theo meeting one of his sisters) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Theo and his brother) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Theo at home with his sister and dad) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Baby Theodore) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Baby Theodore) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Melissa and Theodore) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Theo in hospital) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Melissa and Theodore in hospital) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Melissa and Theodore in hospital) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Poorly Theodore in hospital) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Melissa and Theodore in hospital) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Melissa and Theodore in hospital) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Melissa and Theodore in hospital) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Mutter bringt trotz lebensgefährlichen Infektionen Baby zur Welt
PIC BY MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED Theo in hospital) A selfless mum who put her life on the line to save her unborn baby - who doctors believed had a zero per cent chance of survival - are hailed miracles as they both survive. When 29-year-old Melissa Shirley's waters broke at 24 weeks pregnant, while in hospital suffering from multiple infections and sepsis in mid-April, doctors were determined to save her life. Medics tried to transfer the mum-of-five from Port Talbot, Wales, to the nearest hospital with an ICU, but lacking a neonatal unit - leaving baby Theodore to die. But Melissa was determined to give her new-born the best chance no matter what the cost to her own health and demanded to be taken to the further away University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, which has a ward for seriously ill babies. SEE MERCURY COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Frühgeborenes Baby überlebt dank Plastiksack
MERCURY PRESS. (Pictured: [L-R] Wren, Fiona and Stuart Prior.) A first time mum has shared photos of her premature miracle baby who beat the odds to survive thanks to a PLASTIC BAG..Fiona Prior, 34, developed severe pre-eclampsia during the pregnancy with her daughter Wren, which went undiagnosed until she was 28 weeks and on the verge of organ failure..Pre-eclampsia then caused Fiona to develop HELLP syndrome - a rare condition where high liver enzyme and low platelet levels cause the body to go into organ failure. (SEE MERCURY COPY) (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Frühgeborenes Baby überlebt dank Plastiksack
MERCURY PRESS. (Pictured: The first nappies Wren had to wear compared to a normal newborn's.) A first time mum has shared photos of her premature miracle baby who beat the odds to survive thanks to a PLASTIC BAG..Fiona Prior, 34, developed severe pre-eclampsia during the pregnancy with her daughter Wren, which went undiagnosed until she was 28 weeks and on the verge of organ failure..Pre-eclampsia then caused Fiona to develop HELLP syndrome - a rare condition where high liver enzyme and low platelet levels cause the body to go into organ failure. (SEE MERCURY COPY) (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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