Re: Miracle Granddaughter

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Date sent:  18-NOV-1996 09:05:31 

Linda:  Yes, congratulations to all!  I'm so pleased to know that 
everything has gone so well.
Mary




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>I have wonderful news for anyone who is willing to hear it.
>
>My second granddaughter, Madison Kalei Boyle was born at 2:34 p.m. Thursday,
>Nov.  14.  She wasn't breathing when she was delivered by emergency C-section,
>but she has bounced back!  She is breathing on her own, taking my daughter's
>breastmilk, gurgling, looking, and most of all loving life!  
>
>Her heart-rate dropped to below 40 while her mom was doing her best to 
>deliver her, and the only remaining damage they can find is a little problem
>with her liver, which is improving so rapidly that no one is worried.  She
>is bright and responsive, but she'll have an MIR next week to be sure about
>the effects on her brain.  
>
>We are, however, ready to accept congratulations.  Her mom is going home
>tomorrow and Madison is going home on Monday or Tuesday.  (She weighed
>8 pounds 6 ounces and was one day beyond full term when she was born, so 
>we're really not rushing things.)  It was absolutely modern medicine 
>that brought her back.  Her neo-natal specialist is astonsished at her
>progress, but there's no doubt that his being there saved her life.  
>
>It's amazin, totally.
>
>Linda Coblentz
>UH-Downtown
>coblentz@dt.uh.edu  
Mary M. Dossin
Claude J. Clark Learning Center
SUNY Plattsburgh
Plattsburgh, NY  12901
518 564-6138
dossinmm@splava.cc.plattsburgh.edu