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‘Baby hulk’ with rare condition defeats the odds: ‘It’s a very magical story’
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1:12Now PlayingDoctors told a mom her unborn baby wouldn’t live — then she gave birth to a superhero.
Kentucky mom Chelsey Milby gave birth to Armani Milby via emergency C-section at 33 weeks after her daughter was diagnosed with a rare congenital condition that left her with swollen arms.
Armani, who is now nine months old, is nicknamed “baby hulk” or “mini hulk” because her rare birth defect, called lymphangioma, left her looking like a baby bodybuilder, reported Caters.
Lymphangioma, which causes benign growths in the lymph vessels, can cause problems with breathing and vision. Luckily for Armani, she can be treated with surgery.
However, doctors told her mother she probably wouldn’t live to breathe her first breath. According to Healthline, the rare condition appears in one out of 4,000 births.
“I had never, ever, heard of the diagnosis before and honestly, I had looked into it, and I didn’t really like the results with some of the pictures,” said Chelsey, 33.
“When I found out, to be honest, I was devastated, I was heartbroken. I didn’t understand what happened, what went wrong, because I had two other healthy babies, and I cried every day. Every day, I asked God why,” the Campbellsville resident added.
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