There was a beautiful baby girl born here in Kentucky this week. Her name is Campbell Brielle Anglin. When her mother discovered she was pregnant she also discovered her pregnancy was a twin molar pregnancy at only 11 weeks. (This occurs when the nucleus of an egg is either lost or inactivated. The sperm then duplicates itself because the egg was lacking genetic information. Usually there is no fetus, no placenta, no fluid and no amniotic membranes.)99% of these pregnancies end in the death of the baby.

The baby stopped growing at only 27 weeks and doctors performed an emergency c-section. Campbell weighed only 13 oz. She was so small her leg fit into her daddy's wedding band. She was pronounced clinically dead Monday evening. Doctor's asked her daddy if he wanted to hold her.***3*** hours after he death as he held her lifeless body waiting for the mommy to wake up baby Campbell started to breath and cry. Her cries got louder.

She is still alive! This is true! Keep this little fighter in your thoughts and prayers.

See the story of this precious baby right here...
http://www.wkyt.com/home/headlines/55171322.html

That's amazing. It brought tears to my eyes, reading that story and then listening to the coverage on it. I apparently work with a cold hearted bitch, because she was like, "whatever, good for her, I was born a month early"... and blah blah blah... I almost went off on her.

OMG miracles do happen!!!

That is amazing I hope that their luck continues. And to the co-worker tell her that i knew a guy born 3 months early and another two ppl that were 2 months early. 1 month is ooh big deal your body can function with little help. born at 27 weeks your eyes don't even open that is a miracle.

I hope she is at Norton's in Louisville! My cousin was born at 24 weeks 32 years ago at 2 lb. 10 oz. in Danville, KY. She was transported to Norton's downtown right after birth. She got down to 1 lb. somthing. They gave Robyn no hope of living even through the trip to Louisville, but she lived. For 11 months, her mom and dad were called to come to Louisville numerous times because she wasn't expected to live through the night. Her lung collapsed numerous times so the doctor's tied up her lungs with string until they developed. She had a trach to help her breath. At 11 month old, Robyn went home as a 5 pound baby, she was like a newborn. The nurses drove 70 miles to come to her 1st birthday party. One nurse has kept in touch with Robyn ever since-birthdays, Christmas', and even came to her wedding. Robyn is now a Mommy of an 11 month old little girl. The nurses and doctors said Robyn was a miracle, SO MIRACLES DO HAPPEN! The nurses and doctors said girls are better fighters than boys so hopefully this little girl puts up a big fight too. Sounds like she is a fighter!!!!
I pray she does as well as Robyn did.