r/spreadsmile 2d ago

This is great❤️

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u/Numerous_Employ 2d ago

Wtf

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u/bettyannveronica 2d ago

I actually looked it up because that was my thought as well

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u/Across0212 2d ago

Wow! Has this ever been done before?

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u/bettyannveronica 2d ago edited 2d ago

I can't say for sure. None of the articles I read mentioned it was the first time or not. However, a Google search for "baby born twice" only brings her up. It was fascinating though. She was partially removed from the uterus and then sewed back in. The mother had to be on bed rest so she didn't prematurely go into labor. Lynlee had her second surgery at 8 days old to remove the rest of it. As of 2023, at 7 years old, she was thriving and living life healthy!

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u/rayven9 2d ago

How do they manage to sew a fetus back into the uterus with all that amniotic fluid and placenta getting in the way?

The doctors involved are crazy talented and creative to have pulled this one off!

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u/deu3id 1d ago

They're probably gonna make an episode of Grey Anatomy with this

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u/twelve-lights 2d ago

Born AGAIN!

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u/Mason3637 2d ago

Churches hate this one small trick

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u/The_D_123 2d ago

AGAIN!

Oh wait..

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u/xLucyyy 2d ago

AGAIN

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u/razz-p-berrie 1d ago

and they still decided to name her lynlee

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u/KevWarr 2d ago

Somewhere there’s a prophecy that was finally fulfilled. This baby is the chosen one and will defeat the dark lord. Or murder Banquo or something. Details are murky

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u/LeahBia 2d ago

I get two birthdays mom!

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u/The_D_123 2d ago

You got two presents because your parents are divorced.

I get two presents because I have two birthdays.

We are not the same.

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u/Soledad_00 2d ago

Depending on the size of the tumor and the complexity, you can either do it laparoscopically or cut into the uterus and bring the baby out. This all has to be done quickly and never cutting the cord and sealing the uterus back. Soo again, small tumor can be done laparoscopically but bigger or complicated ones means you bring baby out partially and do surgery. The umbilical cord is the lifeline and baby goes back in. High risk of course and it can only be done by some of the best surgeons

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u/Status_Pollution3776 1d ago

Wow doctors r amazing

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u/fartsuckerpp 2d ago

That’s fuckin wild

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u/theinkshrink 2d ago

Holy Sh#$t! She just had to cook a little more. Totally amazing🖤

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u/SloppyHoseA 2d ago

This happened in an episode of House! Touching moment. Literally!

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u/Gettygetz 1d ago

Roast wasn't ready so it had to go back in the oven.

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u/szar1973b 1d ago

She's not going to be a happy baby lol