Dr. Roger Hudgins, a pediatric neurosurgeon who agreed to take the case, said the baby would have died without medical intervention. With surgery, her chances of survival are good, he said.Children's Healthcare is providing treatment for free. The surgery and accompanying care would cost about $200,000 if it were billed, officials have said. [. . .] ... even if the operations are a success, doctors predict she will need to use a wheelchair.
Iraqui doctors had given this baby 45 days to live and the parents were just waiting for her to die until our good American soldiers intervened.
God Bless this baby's grandmother who placed Baby Noor in the soldier's arms. Wonderful news... will continue to pray for her recovery, and for the health and happiness of all Iraqi children. :)
Good news!
"When disaster strikes, when catastrophe happens, when all else fails, and hope is dim, the one thing every person in the world wants to hear is the sound of a U.S. Military helicopter."