Scarlett’s Miraculous Journey: A Story of Unwavering Strength and Hope.916

Yet, step by step, she grew stronger.

Her heart, once a concern, healed naturally without surgical intervention. Her brain scans came back clear, defying the risks that often come with extreme prematurity. Her eye exams showed no signs of damage—a blessing we never took for granted. Each positive update felt like light breaking through a long, dark tunnel.

By May, Lin Mya reached another milestone: she began bottle feeding and steadily gaining weight. She passed her car seat challenge, a small but meaningful test that signaled she might finally be ready to leave the hospital. And then, on May 22, after months of waiting, worrying, and praying, we brought our daughter home.

That moment—walking through our door with her in our arms—was something we had barely dared to imagine.

Since coming home, Lin Mya has continued to grow. From 2.69 kg at discharge, she now weighs 4.6 kg. Each gram gained feels like a quiet victory, proof that her body is learning to thrive. She still faces challenges—daily episodes of regurgitation and reflux that test her comfort and our patience—but she is making steady progress.

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