Lennox was suffering from heart complications, and birth must be induced. The infant had a 50 percent possibility of surviving. He just weighed about 1.8 pounds.
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Lilly Munro from Melbourne, Australia, and her fiancé Brodie Moles excitedly waited for the birth of their child, son Lennox.
However, in her 24th week of pregnancy, Lily started to feel unwell. At the point when her doctor went pale after seeing her test results, she knew something was not right, and they needed to act quickly.
Lennox was suffering from heart complications, and birth must be induced. The infant had a 50 percent possibility of surviving. He just weighed about 1.8 pounds.
Doctors wrapped him in a special type of plastic, which reminded Lily of an oven bag. This is important to prevent Lennox from cooling down too much before getting placed in an incubator. In any case, this was only the start of the rocky journey.
The couple soon discovered themselves traveling back and forth from their home to the hospital to be with Lennox consistently. Lily had three other kids, and in the long run, she decided to quit her job. Brodie took on the responsibilities at home while Lily ensured she provided Lennox with milk every two hours.
At some point, the couple could no longer pay the hospital bills. They nearly broke down. They knew they needed to plan something to keep Lennox alive.
Lily and Brodie decided to share their story on the internet. Soon people from around the world joined the battle to spare Lennox. Furthermore, the little one didn't frustrate them.
Lennox proved to be a fighter and has been called a "miracle baby." Lily is appreciative of everyone who lent them a hand, particularly to the doctors and nurses who took such significant consideration of Lennox.
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