Just in case you are wondering if you have read the headline right. Well, yeah. You have, indeed, read it right.
This miraculous story occurred in Argentina. On April 03, 2012, Analia Bouter gave birth to Luz Milagros prematurely at only 6 months. Immediately thereafter, the baby was pronounced dead and the neonatal doctors checked her repeatedly to look for signs of life--but to no avail.
Bouter was told of the sad news about baby Luz Milagros. The said baby was later on placed inside a coffin in the hospital morgue in which the body was refrigerated for 12 hours.
Wanting to see for the last time the said baby, Analia and Fabian Veron, her husband, visited the morgue. When they arrived, Analia insisted on seeing the baby--this was despite the fact that the coffin was already nailed shit. Because of Analia's insistence, Fabian used a crow bar and began opening the coffin.
When the coffin was finally opened, the aforesaid couple were shocked to see what was inside. They first heard the sound of crying and when they looked at the baby, it was alive! They knew then and there that it was a miracle! The baby was immediately rushed to the neonatal care so as to maintain her in stable condition.
According to Analia, when they first saw the baby, a white cloth was covering the baby's body. She then touched the baby's little hands and later uncovered her face. It was then that they heard the baby's cry.
When asked for his opinion, Jose Luis Meirino, the hospital's director, said that the girl's vital signs may just have disappeared due to hypothermia, thus allowing everyone present in the delivery room to believe that she was dead.
Because of the incident, the baby was aptly named "Luz Milagros" which means "Light and Miracle."
Sadly, however, Luz Milagros didn't live to stay that long. She later died after suffering from a cardiac arrest. She was said to have struggled with plenty of developmental problems that contributed to her demise.
Regardless, what this story teaches us is that miracles do happen, and that as long as life exists, there will always be hope.
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