Lee Moore-Williams and Francesca have been married for quite some time. Bobby and Bella, the couple’s two beautiful children, were born. However, no one could have predicted the type of life drama that would soon unfold around their little daughter. Bella has always been the family’s lighthouse. She never gave up. During a family vacation, the child became ill and began losing her hair, at least for the first 18 months.
What had unexpectedly happened to their precious child astounded the parents. Francesca and Lee brought the infant to one of London’s top hospitals after the holidays, where skilled medical professionals had to break the bad news to the parents. After performing an MRI, doctors discovered Bella’s brain abnormalities.
It couldn’t possibly be good. Bella’s health deteriorated to the point where she needed to be connected to machines in order to survive.
Medical tests revealed that the infant was deficient in vitamin B12. His body was unable to produce the enzymes required for proper cell development on its own. The rare condition that Bella had affects one in every 60,000 children. As a result, treating it was nearly impossible. The doctors informed the parents that their daughter would not survive.
Francesca and Lee eventually decided to turn off their precious daughter’s electronics so she wouldn’t suffer for the rest of her life. That day, all of Bella’s family and close friends came to the hospital to say their final goodbyes. The parents sobbed as they held their daughter and prepared to say their final goodbyes. This photograph would be their daughter’s final memento. “I held her hands, knowing she was soon to breathe her last,” Lee recalls.
I could tell she was getting tired. But she suddenly tightened her grip on my finger. Bella’s body temperature suddenly rose, and she turned pink, awoke, and screamed. As the equipment shrieked, the doctors rushed into the room. Everyone in the hospital expected the little girl to die, so when her performance abruptly returned to normal, everyone was taken aback.
Bella was finally allowed to go home after a lengthy course of medicine a few weeks later. I’m alive and well. Five months later, Bella looked completely different. The infant is grinning broadly, playing with his friends, and running now that his hair has grown back. Lee and Francesca refer to Bella as a Christmas miracle because no one could have predicted her survival six months ago. If you share this wish in your heart, share this story with your friends!