Man is the Miracle series! Born in May, the premature baby is one year old and healthy

He spent only 5 months in his mother's belly. Has not been born to be persuaded by the doctor to flow away, he was born after the weight of only 635g, not his father's palm big, since the birth to a year old to many times the hospital, heart, chronic lung disease, jaundice and brain problems. Fortunately, his parents did not give up his, now he is healthy and happy to grow up ...

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The child's name Jett Morris, home in the British Sussex Crawley, in his mother Mhairi Belly 20 weeks (normal pregnancy pregnancy cycle is 40 weeks) when the amniotic fluid broke. Doctors believe that if the birth is also a stillbirth, the mother will be exposed to danger, recommended abortion, they even said that only give them five minutes to be able to do it. But Mhairi and his father, Paul, did not follow the doctor's advice and insisted on having the baby.

Jett's parents said they had been told by the doctors at East Surrey Hospital (Surrey Shetty) that they would terminate the pregnancy, and that they would be stillborn.

But Mhairi does not accept the abortion proposal, she believes that the child still in the belly is alive and healthy.

The 34-year-old mother said: "They do not see Jett as children, just call him ' unable to survive the fetus '." Such a statement is so cold-blooded that I am absolutely heartbroken. I was still in the early stages of pregnancy and no one told me not to have the baby, and just finished 20 weeks of uterine scan, everything is normal. and was able to tell that it was a boy, and I could not terminate the pregnancy and give him up. ”

"The doctor said to me, ' You must end, because there is nothing we can do. ' ' I understand that doctors generally tell patients the worst, but no two people in the world are exactly the same, and doctors don't even give Jett a chance to live. When he talked to us again, Paul and I told him that I was not going to the O.R., the doctor looked at the watch and then turned his eyes to me as if I was wasting his time. So I said to Paul, ' We can't stay here anymore. ’”

Changed the hospital Mhairi found that not only did they experience premature birth, the amniotic fluid rupture before the expiration of pregnancy, but also diagnosed as placenta previa (the placenta is attached to the lower part of the uterus, or even the lower part of the placenta to reach or cover the cervix, its position is lower than the fetal first, is the main cause of late pregnancy bleeding) The doctor said she could have had manual labor within 48 hours, and that the fetus might die. After a few days in the hospital, the child was not born, and the doctor then allowed her to go home.

After 12 days home, Mhairi began to bleed again and was rushed to hospital. But the facilities at the local medical facility can only be delivered to children over 28 weeks, and there is no way for the couple to go to a hospital in Portsmouth, 80 miles away.

Doctors in the hospital say their son may have been damaged by the brain and may have died entirely from birth when the lungs were not developed.

But Jett overcame all this adversity and survived, and kicked his calf to "squeak" when he was born from the womb into the incubator on December 6, 2013. He suffered from chronic lung disease and jaundice, but soon recovered, and the lungs and other organs were slowly growing.

by March 5, 14 (due March 24), Jett was finally allowed to go home. Although there were two small holes in Jett's heart, doctors thought they would not cause anything to happen to him, and in May he breathed out of the oxygen machine.

Mhairi said: "We have a happy ending, but I am afraid that other mothers will let a child who can live a miscarriage." I was put into a gloomy future, always thinking ' he's probably unhealthy, ' and then holding on to the idea waiting for the possible bad news, but nothing happened. ”

She said it would have been almost as if Google had lost its trust in medical aid, rather than follow the advice of its medical staff. Now I want to be able to see her story of a pregnant mother like her.

Michael Wilson, the CEO of a certain NHS trust, says staff are dealing with Mhairi's concerns about treatment. From June 2013 onwards, he said, we gave her quality clinical care and offered her physical condition and alternative coping options. "The people we trust to take care of her are doing their best to help her and her child through a high-risk pregnancy and send her to a more professional willingness to take care of her," he said. We are happy to see the status of mother and child peace in a year. As a trust trust organization, we have been constantly learning and improving the quality of service in patients ' feedback. It was only recently that we got to know her concerns because she had not complained about anything before. We'll contact her directly to find out what happened at the time and the details. The