“Miracle Baby” Survives Heart Surgery & Beats Coronavirus
Here is some good news you need in your life! It’s been a tough start in life for Erin Bates, but she’s on the road to recovery now. The infant…
HONG KONG, CHINA – JANUARY 29: A woman carries a baby wearing a protective mask as they exit the arrival hall at Hong Kong High Speed Rail Station on January 29, 2020 in Hong Kong, China. Hong Kong government will deny entry for travellers who has been to Hubei province except for local residents in response to tighten the international travel and border crossing to stop the spread of the virus. (Photo by Anthony Kwan/Getty Images)
Here is some good news you need in your life!
It’s been a tough start in life for Erin Bates, but she’s on the road to recovery now. The infant was born in October weighing only five-pounds, four-ounces and had open-heart surgery in December for a heart defect. And while the tiny baby girl was in a U.K. hospital, she contracted the coronavirus.
But the “miracle baby” has now beaten the deadly illness. Erin spent two weeks in isolation at the Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in Liverpool and received a guard of honor by the team who treated her as she was moved out of isolation.
“They are all truly amazing and we will be forever grateful,” say Erin’s parents, Emma and Wayne.
