The miraculous vitality of a girl was born with only 35ml of blood in her body

Born only 35ml of blood (equivalent to 2 tablespoons) in the whole body, the rest flows in blood vessels are water, Frankie Morrison baby still survives wonderfully, lovely plump like any other child.

On October 18, 2015, Maria Sanders (32), who lives in the city of Hull, Yorkshire (England), came to the hospital to check because she found her baby in the stomach not moving. However, the doctors said there was nothing to worry about, maybe the lazy child did not want to move. They advised her to go home and told her to see if anything was abnormal and go back to check.

However, two days later, the fetus in the abdomen still showed no signs of movement, so Maria decided to go to the hospital again. Immediately after the test, Maria needs to proceed with an operation to remove the baby. And around 3:30 pm on October 20, 2015, baby Frankie Morrison was born.

Frankie's body only has 35ml of blood, which is equivalent to 2 tablespoons of soup.And Frankie's case is very serious, that's why she doesn't move in her womb.

At that time, the baby Frankie did not have any movement so the doctors were forced to take her to the intensive care room and had to use a breathing machine. Marie was surprised and frightened when the doctors announced in Frankie's body only 35ml of blood, equivalent to 2 tablespoons of soup. And Frankie's case is very serious, that's why she doesn't move in her womb.

Marie shared: "When I woke up after the operation, I found everyone standing around crying. I think I lost her. They said that Frankie had trouble breathing. They hinted that I had to Go see her right away because the possibility of Frankie surviving is not much, I rushed to Frankie's side.

I watched the chubby 3.6kg girl suffer from full body edema because there was only water, not blood in her body. On Frankie, there were full of stray wires. Then the doctors said her chest and chest were full of water. "

At that time, the doctors warned Maria and her husband that they should prepare themselves for the worst.

The doctors told Marie and her husband, Chris Morrison (33) that if Frankie survived, then it was likely that the baby would be in a wheelchair and the brain would be badly damaged."They said that Frankie's brain was deprived of oxygen and if she could survive, she would not be able to walk, could not talk , " said Marie.

Then, in order to maintain life, Frankie was transferred by helicopter to the hospital in Leicester. During the journey, the doctors were continuously transfusing blood and placing babies near the stones.

The miracle has come. After three days of observation and treatment in Leicester, Frankie was transferred to Hull, Yorkshire. And 3 weeks later, Frankie was home with her parents and two older sisters.

Today, little Frankie turns 1 year old.

Now, a year has passed, although the immune system is weaker than other children, but little Frankie has survived miraculously, plump and lovely.

"It's great. We are the luckiest people in the world. I will never complain that I am the unfortunate person after witnessing what Frankie has been through. I still cannot believe her. is in front of me after all that has happened ".

Baby Frankie pleases lovely family with the whole family.

"I would like to thank the staff at the hospitals in Hull and Leicester who tried to save Frankie's life. Without them, Frankie might have left us," she said.