I was born on September 4, 1988, I should have born the 4th of October and I almost am born April 1st of August.
My mom took a bad pregnancy, that from the beginning was high risk. At 28 she would give birth to her second son, or daughter good in this case, and only weighed 32 kilos. Tummy? Neither showed.
At 7 months pregnant, 4 August (day of meet my Pa) tube a small accident where slipped and went into labor ... the doctor said that nothing in the world the baby could be born that day so was admitted to the emergency room, sedated and tube-fed for a month. On 4 September delivery was necessary, was born a Virgo baby, eight months.
Doctors and nurses who were present at birth crowded to see the baby, leaving the mother in bed. Even nurses and doctors other departments began to arrive in the room. The desperate mother and a small voice began to wonder what happened ... it was then that a nurse out of the crowd rushed to the bed and told his mother what had happened: "Do not worry Mommy, your daughter is fine, but is born with a tooth, that's why everyone has come to see, that means you always have luck, has a star "
Later he learned that the mother was the second case saw a baby born with teeth, and as the nurse said "medical language it meant good luck."
was detected 3 years after the small accident before the baby was born if it had occurred a problem ... the column is still growing and the bones had not solidified, there were only two options and both have consequences: the first would operate the column at a 3-year infant risk further damage and painful ordeals. The second would be expected in the growth column to solidify and complete their growth. If not operated now ran the risk of not being able to walk for life. If operated there was a risk that is not used and cause other damage. Doctors who saw the case is divided into two groups, several supported the idea of \u200b\u200bthe operation and several others were opposed.
My parents decided to go by faith, and years later radiographs found that the column if it had solidified and will never bring more problems, with slight back pain from time to time and the inability to exercise too strenuously.
The baby girl grew up happy and had the start of each school year a note to his physics teacher at school, where his father wrote saying her daughter could not exercise plaintiffs for which the girl would sit happily in an ice China torture while watching their colleagues who had to do sit-ups, jumps, and other banalities.
The girl is 21 years and just learned of this story a few months ago, never knew he was about to lose the ability walk, never imagined that his life could have been so different from a wheelchair.
And today at 21 am grateful for being born with that tooth, and having had the opportunity to walk, sometimes many think is "normal" to see, walk, hear. But it is not normal ... it is a miracle of life is a gift offered to us to be all we can be, dream and move on. On this birthday of mine will pledge for the gift of being able to walk, and will promise to use my strong steps to create walking paths.
Happy birthday to me = D
My mom took a bad pregnancy, that from the beginning was high risk. At 28 she would give birth to her second son, or daughter good in this case, and only weighed 32 kilos. Tummy? Neither showed.
At 7 months pregnant, 4 August (day of meet my Pa) tube a small accident where slipped and went into labor ... the doctor said that nothing in the world the baby could be born that day so was admitted to the emergency room, sedated and tube-fed for a month. On 4 September delivery was necessary, was born a Virgo baby, eight months.
Doctors and nurses who were present at birth crowded to see the baby, leaving the mother in bed. Even nurses and doctors other departments began to arrive in the room. The desperate mother and a small voice began to wonder what happened ... it was then that a nurse out of the crowd rushed to the bed and told his mother what had happened: "Do not worry Mommy, your daughter is fine, but is born with a tooth, that's why everyone has come to see, that means you always have luck, has a star "
Later he learned that the mother was the second case saw a baby born with teeth, and as the nurse said "medical language it meant good luck."
was detected 3 years after the small accident before the baby was born if it had occurred a problem ... the column is still growing and the bones had not solidified, there were only two options and both have consequences: the first would operate the column at a 3-year infant risk further damage and painful ordeals. The second would be expected in the growth column to solidify and complete their growth. If not operated now ran the risk of not being able to walk for life. If operated there was a risk that is not used and cause other damage. Doctors who saw the case is divided into two groups, several supported the idea of \u200b\u200bthe operation and several others were opposed.
My parents decided to go by faith, and years later radiographs found that the column if it had solidified and will never bring more problems, with slight back pain from time to time and the inability to exercise too strenuously.
The baby girl grew up happy and had the start of each school year a note to his physics teacher at school, where his father wrote saying her daughter could not exercise plaintiffs for which the girl would sit happily in an ice China torture while watching their colleagues who had to do sit-ups, jumps, and other banalities.
The girl is 21 years and just learned of this story a few months ago, never knew he was about to lose the ability walk, never imagined that his life could have been so different from a wheelchair.
And today at 21 am grateful for being born with that tooth, and having had the opportunity to walk, sometimes many think is "normal" to see, walk, hear. But it is not normal ... it is a miracle of life is a gift offered to us to be all we can be, dream and move on. On this birthday of mine will pledge for the gift of being able to walk, and will promise to use my strong steps to create walking paths.
Happy birthday to me = D
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