Stillborn baby found alive after 12 hours in Argentine morgue

Stillborn baby found alive after 12 hours in Argentine morgue

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BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA—An Argentine woman who insisted on seeing the presumably lifeless body of her premature baby found the infant alive in the drawer of a hospital morgue.

Authorities say the girl had spent 12 hours in the refrigerated room at the Perrando de Resistencia hospital in northern Argentina.

Analia Bouter tells Todo Noticias television that she thought she was hallucinating when she looked at her infant in the morgue drawer and heard a whimper and saw signs of life.

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Here is one for a bunch of different ATSers to ponder. A stillborn baby pronounced dead was put into a refrigeration unit in the morgue, and because of the insistence of the Mother, they checked on it and found the baby alive. -12 hours later.

There is a whole slew of things people might like to attribute it to, like psychic connections, maybe zombie baby?

In any case, quite the story, and most likely one that will be shared on the child's birthday for the rest of it's life.



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Originally posted by boncho


There is a whole slew of things people might like to attribute it to, like psychic connections, maybe zombie baby?


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edit on 11-4-2012 by boncho because: (no reason given)

I'm going with Zombie Baby......Just 'cause that has a nice ring to it!

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Closest thing to a Miracle I've heard in a long time

I imagine its plausible to say that the cold could have jump-started an otherwise UN-responsive child, Nice thought

shows you the strengh of human beings.i an not religious but respect life, something often medics don't.

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zombie baby...yeah!!! I guess i better load the ol' crossbow

dunking still borns into freezing water has surprisingly high succes rates. look it up.

Good news about the baby being alive still. As for the "Zombie baby"....stop watching zombie movies and tv series...it will never happen!

A very good lesson there on listening to yourself and insisting if it's your right.
Even if the mother only wanted to say goodbye, the end result is what counts.

Zombie? Seriously? pfftt!

I'm sure the fanatical believers of the science god will have a perfectly good explanation for this

Baby Jesus! You've come back!!!!

Gives new meaning to "He has risen"

It might also raise questions about ethics.

Whose now to say that that baby wasn't destined for an organ harvesting? Who might wonder if the medical competence of the doctors isn't in question (heaven for-fend) then why would you report the child stillborn and take it away?

These are not pleasant questions... but I still wonder about them....

Originally posted by Maxmars
Whose now to say that that baby wasn't destined for an organ harvesting? Who might wonder if the medical competence of the doctors isn't in question (heaven for-fend) then why would you report the child stillborn and take it away?

These are not pleasant questions... but I still wonder about them....

1. If there were even the remote chance that this was about organ harvesting, I highly doubt that they would have let 12 hours pass without taking action.

2. Short of being in attendance during the delivery we have no idea what transpired and anything is possible. Could it be a case of incompetence? Possibly, however all we have is speculation. Absent information of the delivery, I think that questioning the attending physicians competence is out of line.

3. What do you think should be done in the case of a sill born child? There are too many potential factors such as gestation, hospital procedures, local laws, cultural and social customs in that region, etc., that may play into the overall picture.

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Makes one ponder whether the has been similar cases in the past that may have not been caught in time Or in fact cases of much older adults pronounced dead which have later shown signs of life, I have heard of such cases however it's very rare.

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I think the cold temp. assisted in the awake of the seed. Nice to hear it made it here.

Originally posted by Maxmars
It might also raise questions about ethics.

Whose now to say that that baby wasn't destined for an organ harvesting? Who might wonder if the medical competence of the doctors isn't in question (heaven for-fend) then why would you report the child stillborn and take it away?

These are not pleasant questions... but I still wonder about them....

I have a feeling they do this more than we realize. So much corruption.

The mother still felt the bond and was being guided.

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I think it is more about human error, bad practices that a miracle...

Poor thing, i smell a law suit

Makes me wonder how many times a baby was incorrectly pronounced dead and no one bothered to double check.
I want a cell phone put in my coffin just in case.

Originally posted by Sparky63
Makes me wonder how many times a baby was incorrectly pronounced dead and no one bothered to double check.
I want a cell phone put in my coffin just in case.

Not sure if a baby would know how to use a cell phone, unless you mean leave it on and next to it while it;s connected to a call to you....

But since you mention it, years and years ago they used to have a bell connected to a string for people, because it was more common for people to be mistakenly pronounced dead.