Pregnant Mom Prays For Her Baby’s Health, Stunned When She Looks Closer At Ultrasound👇

In a quiet exam room in Kentucky, Amanda Foster held her breath as the ultrasound technician moved the wand across her belly. At 32 weeks pregnant and carrying a baby boy, Amanda had one prayer on repeat:

“God, place Your hand over my baby.”

Then—something extraordinary appeared on the screen.

What looked like a **large hand** resting gently on the baby’s head left Amanda in tears. “I couldn’t believe what I was seeing,” she said. “I’d prayed so specifically… and there it was.”

Amanda shared the image on Facebook, and the post quickly went viral. Some called it a miracle. Others, a distortion or even the baby’s own limb. But to Amanda and her husband Kyle, it was **something sacred**—a sign that they weren’t alone.

This pregnancy has been anything but easy. Early scans showed a dangerous defect in their son’s heart wall near the aorta—one that could have threatened his life. But when Amanda returned for follow-up visits, the defect was gone.

“The doctors found **no trace of the issue**,” Amanda wrote. “We had been praying with friends, family, anyone who would join us. And suddenly, it was gone.”

For Amanda, it wasn’t just about medical mystery—it was about redemption.

At just 17, she had lost her first son to Potter’s syndrome, a rare condition that made survival impossible. “When he passed, I told God He might as well take me too,” she recalled. “I was angry. I stopped trusting. My life fell apart.”

She went on to have two healthy daughters, but the pain never left her. Then in 2021, worn down and searching for peace, Amanda turned back to faith. “I gave my life to Jesus,” she said. “And not long after, I was pregnant—with the son they said I’d never have.”

Now 33 and in her third trimester, Amanda calls this baby **a continued miracle**.

Even more special—her daughter Bailey was at her side during the now-famous ultrasound appointment. “She was the first to spot it,” Amanda said. “She pointed and shouted, ‘Mom! Look at the hand!’”

The story has since touched hearts across the country, inviting conversations around faith, loss, and hope.

While some may chalk the image up to coincidence or scanning quirks, Amanda sees it differently. “I know what I saw. And I know what I felt in that moment,” she said. “It was peace. It was comfort. It was Him.”