A family in Bells, Texas, is celebrating a miraculous recovery after their baby, Roman, defied the odds of survival following a tragic car crash that claimed the life of his grandmother, Angela Woodson. The crash occurred on June 12, and Roman, just 3 months old, was not expected to live after suffering severe injuries.
Doctors initially gave Roman a 5% chance of survival due to extensive brain damage caused by lack of oxygen. The family considered organ donation as a possibility, but faced multiple challenges in finding donors and navigating hospital policies. Despite the grim prognosis, Roman showed signs of progress while on a ventilator, and on day 12, the decision was made to remove the ventilation tube.
To everyone’s surprise, Roman not only survived the removal of the tube but continued to show improvement each day. Doctors are amazed at his rapid recovery and credit it to a higher power, calling Roman a miracle. The community has rallied around the family, with a roadside memorial in honor of Angela and a petition to reduce the speed limit in the area where the crash occurred.
Roman’s family is hopeful for his future and looks forward to bringing him home soon. His grandfather, Ashley Woodson, expressed gratitude for the support and prayers that have helped Roman defy the odds and continue to thrive. The family believes that Roman’s recovery is a testament to the power of faith and community coming together in the face of tragedy.
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