Lilly Munro from Melbourne, Australia, felt something was wrong with her pregnancy at 24 weeks and rushed to the hospital with her fiancé, Brodie Moles. Doctors discovered their unborn son, Lennox, had a serious heart problem and needed to be delivered immediately.

Born weighing just 1.8 pounds, Lennox had a 50/50 chance of survival. To keep him warm, doctors placed him in a plastic bag and connected him to life-saving tubes and machines. He remained in the hospital for 111 days, while Brodie managed things at home and Lilly stayed by Lennox’s side, leaving her job to care for him.

Thanks to the dedication of doctors and nurses, Lennox eventually went home and now weighs nine pounds. The family is overjoyed with their “miracle baby,” cherishing every moment after such a challenging journey.