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    Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Health & Fitness


    👨🏻💩 🐶💩 — 4 years ago(December 28, 2021 06:11 AM)

    "!!
    "I just want mothers to know that just to not give up hope that anything is possible," said Megan Phipps.
    A baby girl who was born prematurely at 22 weeks in June is being hailed as a MIRACLE.
    Megan Phipps, 24, gave BIRTH to two baby girls at Bryan Health hospital in Lincoln, Nebraska in June. Only one of the babies survived due to the risks associated with premature births, according to the hospital.
    Phipps has a DOUBLE UTERUS — a rare abnormality called
    uterine didelphys
    which led to the children being born prematurely.
    According to the Mayo Clinic, women with the condition have successful pregnancies often, but the condition is known to increase a woman's risk of miscarriage or premature birth.
    Phipps was aware of the condition, and has two other children. "I've always carried in my right uterus. They always thought my left side wasn't active," said Phipps on 'Good Morning America'.
    Things were different this time around and the mother soon learned she was pregnant on both her right and left sides.
    When she was rushed to the hospital at 22 weeks she learned the babies only had a 1% chance of living.
    She gave birth to a girl named Riley on June 11th, who died only 12 days after being born. Her second daughter, Reece, was born on June 12th. Both of the babies were born weighing less than one pound.
    Miraculously, Reece was taken home with Phipps on November 2nd. Kallie Gertsch, a nurse in Bryan's NICU who cared for the infant called her a MIRACLE.
    "She is a TRUE MIRACLE," said Gertsch per the Kearney Hub.
    Phipps is sharing her story in hopes of helping others who might be going through the same situation. She doesn't want them to give up on hope of a MIRACLE.
    "I just want mothers to know that just to not give up hope that anything is possible," Phipps said.
    “Call a SPADE, a SPADE; and a TRANNY, a TRANNY, or an IT!!!”.
    "THAT'S SOME BAD
    SHIT
    ,
    HARRY
    !".

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      Left1 — 4 years ago(December 28, 2021 09:49 AM)

      Less than 1lb? 😳 and I thought my son was small at 675g 😨

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        👨🏻💩 🐶💩 — 4 years ago(December 29, 2021 01:54 AM)

        675g = 23.8099oz. ALMOST a POUND and a HALF (24oz).
        “Call a SPADE, a SPADE; and a TRANNY, a TRANNY, or an IT!!!”.
        "THAT'S SOME BAD
        SHIT
        ,
        HARRY
        !".

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          Donnatella — 4 years ago(December 29, 2021 02:08 AM)

          Nobody here is getting pregnant anyway. Why are you posting it?

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