Imagine how proud you’d be if your child excelled in school, worked hard and achieved their goal of an important career.
And
now imagine that 30 years ago that baby was born 12 weeks early and
left for dead, covered up by a nurse who thought his heart had stopped
beating long before birth only to hear him make some noises and see his
foot move. And that he worked hard to overcome the disabilities that
caused as he grew, finally graduating from medical school and becoming
a pediatrician.
That’s what happened for Lisa Dalton and her son
Jeremy. When he was born, doctors told her there was little hope of
survival, and even if he did live he’d be unable to ever walk, talk or
feed himself. But the little baby showed them otherwise and continued...
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