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A baby survives what could have killed any of us. Now they call him ‘miracle baby.’

Two minutes, 11 seconds. That’s how short this video is. But the amount of emotions crammed into those 131 seconds left me feeling kinda speechless. And that moment at 1:34? PUNCH. Right in the feels.

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