Babies are born without the story of Blood

Babies are born without the story of Blood

London: A baby can miraculously rescued after he was born without blood on his body. This condition occurs in Oliver Morgan, who did not have a drop of blood while he was in the womb.

At birth, Oliver looked pale and seemed to have died, the doctors can not find your heart rate within 25 minutes of amazing.

But Oliver had struggled against all odds after doctors gave oxygen, gently massage the heart, and blood transfusion that could save his life. Paramedics tried to hold back tears when his heart monitor beeps the first sign.

Oliver is now 15 months old. His mother, Katy Morgan (36) from Maidstone, southern England, on Thursday, said the birth was so traumatic that Oliver has not been able to tell his story made up to now. Oliver was born to die without blood on his body. "But now he's sitting here smiling at me," he said.

"The doctors really bring it back to life and I could never be enough to thank the doctors for this wonderful gift," he added.

Oliver nearly bled to death after a rare condition called vasa previa form extra veins in his mother's womb and then exploded. It made his mother fell ill and woke up covered in blood during pregnancy was 37.5 weeks. Then he was taken to Maidstone General Hospital and the doctors were surprised to find it all from her baby.

Oliver was born weighing only 2.8 kilograms at 5:12 pm local time. After doctors tried to resuscitate him, he was given a transfusion of blood being pumped into the umbilical cord still attached. At 5:37 pm local time, the first heartbeat is detected and grew stronger as he was given more blood.

His mother, Katy Morgan, who was drugged and unconscious said the doctor admitted it was one of the most amazing recovery they had ever seen. No blood on Oliver, there was no heartbeat and looked born in the dead, but somehow they caught him again.

Oliver was taken to a special baby care unit as doctors decided to lower the body temperature to save the brain from damage. He was placed in the cold holding a small coat to make the flow of blood from the skin and into the brain and heart so that they will recover more efficiently.

After three days of nail biting, hospital officials began slowly raising the temperature to 37 degrees Celsius. And after 11 days, Oliver was well enough to take home to start life with his family.

"Hard to believe, looking back at what has passed. But Ollie is now the boys, happy life with all its goals," said his mother. (FoxNews / MEL)