This Baby Has Only a Short Time To Live, so His Sister Blows On His Belly And The Unexpected Took Place

Steven and Amy were overjoyed when they found out they were expecting their third child. But things didn’t go as smoothly as they hoped. Their baby, Poppy, was born prematurely — tiny, fragile, and struggling to breathe on her own. Doctors were unsure if she would survive. She had to stay in the newborn intensive care unit for three long months, surrounded by tubes and machines. Her parents watched helplessly as their baby fought every single day just to stay alive.

Those months were some of the hardest of Steven and Amy’s lives. They prayed constantly and hoped for a miracle. And slowly, that miracle came true. After three months, the doctors finally said the words they had been waiting to hear — Poppy was strong enough to go home. It felt like a dream.

But life had more challenges in store for their little girl.

At home, Poppy’s parents noticed something unusual. She was always hungry and seemed to struggle when eating. Concerned, they took her back to the hospital. After several tests, doctors diagnosed her with a rare neurological condition called Mobius syndrome — a disorder that affects the nerves controlling facial movement. That meant Poppy couldn’t smile, frown, or even move her face the way most children could. Doctors told Steven and Amy that Poppy might never walk or talk. It was…..Read Full Story Here………