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It's wonderful. The idea of a completely unique heart defect intrigues me. How is that possible? I wonder if babies that develop this defect just don't develop far usually?
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I'm sure this is stereotyping, but the few teenage mothers I've come across all seem to be budding cosmetologists..
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I bet my sister will find this. Her baby died of HLHS several years ago, and she is usually able to find these types of articles.
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Great story. I know this is trivializing a real-life miracle, but I can't help imagining this kid growing up as a protagonist in some novel-- raised by a single mom in a Southern town with the story of the miraculous preservation of his life and a sense of destiny for great things . . .
*puts overactive imagination away and again says "wow" at the skill of the doctor*
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quote:Originally posted by Uprooted: Great story. I know this is trivializing a real-life miracle, but I can't help imagining this kid growing up as a protagonist in some novel-- raised by a single mom in a Southern town with the story of the miraculous preservation of his life and a sense of destiny for great things . . .
*puts overactive imagination away and again says "wow" at the skill of the doctor*
Neah, you should write the story! Posts: 4519 | Registered: Sep 2003
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