Lockdown baby boy born seven inches long at 23 weeks set to go home after winning his battle for life
A BABY born in lockdown at 23 weeks, seven inches long and given only a three per cent chance of survival is winning his battle for life.Oliver-Cash Lowther-Ryan is winning his battle for life after being born at 23 weeks and seven inches longThe tiny tot was given only a three per cent chance of survivalThe father of the tot, born weighing 1lb 3oz, said tonight: “He reminds us of Rocky because he just won’t stay down.”The dad added: “We always knew it would be tricky when he arrived so early.
Coffee shop barista Frances added: “The second time, I was able to cuddle him skin-to-skin and the doctors were amazed by his response because he was so calm. He had a cannula in both arms and legs and one inserted into his forehead because there was no room anywhere else.hospital restrictions limited the time his anxious parents could be with him.Oliver-Cash has shown he is not afraid of anythingBut this week doctors set a date of July 23 for Oliver to leave hospital if his progress continues. He will however need further medical procedures.
Frances said: “Whilst in labour a doctor told me that he only had a three per cent chance of survival. Neonatal unit head Dr Geraint Lee said: “Oliver-Cash is one of the earliest and smallest babies we’ve taken care of.
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