A baby girl who was born during a curfew approximately 17 weeks prematurely eventually makes it back home four months later. During her first five weeks on a ventilator at St. Peter’s Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, Millie Bushell, the daughter of Watford, Hertfordshire, residents Tiffany Bushell, 32, and Matthew Bushell, 30, were convinced that she would not survive.
Tiffany Bushell, 32, and her husband Matthew, 30, are overjoyed with their new home. The newborn was born weighing only 1.07 ounces, had a large hole in her heart, and died two days later.
But the brave infant overcame all odds to live, and now that doctors finally gave her parents the go-ahead to bring her home last week, her parents are beaming. Tiffany, the embroiderer, said, “She’s a marvel. It’s a tremendous relief now that she’s here. “Now that she’s back home, we can see how far she’s come,”
Matthew was only able to hold his baby daughter for ten minutes before having to leave the hospital due to closing restrictions.
After two days, Millie stopped breathing. We’re overjoyed that she’s back, said truck driver Matthew. On cloud nine, that’s how it feels.
We are happy since we have waited so long for this.
Matthew was barely able to spend ten minutes with his baby daughter due to lockdown restrictions before having to leave the hospital.
While Millie’s mother Tiffany was limited to two hours of daily visits and could only speak to Millie while donning mittens, he could only communicate with Millie for the first week via video contact.
Tiffany was exalted as a marvel.
Additionally, she managed to fend off seven illnesses, including sepsis, and recovered in time to have the hole in her repaired. In 2018, Matthew and Tiffany tragically loѕt their first daughter, Ruby, just 24 weeks and three days after her birth.
At the moment, Millie is safe and with her parents, who are overjoyed.
The infant suffered from seven illnesses, including suspected sepsis, before doctors said it was safe for her to go home. She also recovered from surgery to close the breach in her heart. Ruby was born in 2018 at just 24 weeks and 3 days gestation, and Matthew and Tiffany regretted losing their first child. We had Ruby for a week before she passed away, said Matthew.
“That day was the absolute worst of my life. It was very strange. We are in a much better position now.
Following his initial visit, the new father could only observe Millie via video.
The recently reunited family intends to spend the coming weeks reconnecting and presenting their little daughter to family members.
“I would like to thank the entire operational staff for their efforts. We just feel so blessed to be back together and secure in our own house.
The family will take a few weeks to recover now that they are back again and will present their baby daughter to family members who were unable to visit Millie while she was in the hospital. Tiffany remarked, “It’s great that a few family and acquaintances have finally been able to see her.
“I’m thrilled she’s returned. Leaving her w
