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Her parents rejected abortion after a difficult prenatal diagnosis. Now she and her twin are about to turn 1

Updated: March 1, 2023 at 3:57 pm EST  See Comments

Wed Mar 1, 2023 – 1:30 pm EST

ENGLAND (LifeSiteNews) – The parents of twin daughters, one of whom faced a difficult prenatal diagnosis, are celebrating as their kids near their first birthday.

“A mum who turned down a termination of her unborn twin daughter to give her a ‘chance to fight’ is celebrating her remarkable recovery,” Derbyshire Live reported. “Marie Stockdale was left frantic with worry after being told one of her babies had a rare brain condition and an abnormality with her oesophagus.”

The publication reported:

After receiving the news of one of the twins’ condition, they chose to turn down the abortion and, when the twins were born in May 2022, Ava underwent emergency surgery to correct her oesophagus.

Ava and sister Mila are now eight-and-a-half months old. Despite a tumultuous first few weeks, feeding through a tube and continued hospital treatment every two months, Ava has come on leaps and bounds.

Texas Right to Life recently highlighted this story amidst ongoing debates about pro-life laws and the viability and value of babies who may have difficult medical needs.

“Although Ava still uses a feeding tube, her mother said she is improving daily.

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