In a tragic turn of events, the Morrison family has suffered yet another loss. Lincoln Sean Morrison, a third premature baby, passed away on Friday. This heartbreaking news comes after the deaths of his brothers, Tryg and Bennet, earlier in the week.
Born prematurely in a Minneapolis hospital just last Sunday, the four boys and two girls faced the challenge of entering the world four and a half months early. Despite doctors’ recommendations to selectively reduce the number of viable foetuses to two, Ryan and Brianna Morrison chose to give all their children a chance at life.
In a statement, the grieving parents expressed their gratitude for the prayers and support they have received during this difficult time. While acknowledging the pain they have endured, they remain hopeful for a positive outcome for Cadence, Lucia, and Sylas.
Respecting the family’s privacy, hospital officials have refrained from releasing further details.
The fragility of a baby born at just 22 weeks is evident. Their development is far from complete, with closed nostrils and unopened eyes for several weeks. The baby’s liver relies on the mother’s body to process bilirubin, a substance that must be closely monitored to prevent potential brain damage.
Survival rates for babies born at this stage of gestation are uncertain, with limited statistical data available. The three remaining babies face a challenging journey ahead.
Lets us hope that brighter days are in store for the Morrison family. May Ryan and Brianna find solace in bringing their three remaining babies home safely.
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I will pray for those babies. But I also pray that other families will see the work of SCIENCE in having 6 and fertility drugs, NOT God. God never intended her to have 6. I am shocked at people that use science to get pregnant with 6 and then refuse to use the same God given science to reduce the pregnancy to a viahle number. They would have had 2 or 3 little miracles alive and thriving. Instead they have 6 suffering and dying one by one. May god have mercy on their souls for making that decision for their innocent babies.
God also gave us free will and Jesus said “Do not judge, lest you be judged.” It is God’s right to judge, not ours.
(the text below is passed on by a spiritual healer, and I am relaying the message)
I would like to offer my prayers to the children, and if the parents would be willing, I would also offer a blessing.
It might sound absurd, but I dreamed that I should offer my gift to these children, that it might help, perhaps give hope to the three that still live.
Parents of these three,
If you would like me to come visit the children, contact sara2900@hotmail.com
I’m normally a bit more hesitant about offering my gifts, but I can’t bear the idea of losing another little boy or girl.
In this country, we are held responsible for the choices we knowingly make that put a child in harm’s way. It’s a matter of personal-responsibility; which seems to just be magically suspended in these cases, if a parent wants a baby badly enough. This is unfortunate, and borders on criminal. There was an article on msnbc.com in which a woman undergoing IVF, who had made the decision to only implant one embryo at a time, was quoted as saying, “I just couldn’t justify risking [the child’s] future or their quality of life just because I wanted a baby bad enough.” I am pro-choice, but this is not just a matter of being allowed to make a choice with my own body of bringing or not bringing a pregnancy to term. These woman do not just spontaneously end up with multiple implanted embryos. They
have made a CHOICE to implant x number of embryos, and I think holding them accountable for then making the decision to NOT risk inflicting 4, 5 and 6 human beings with life-long disabilities should naturally accompany that decision. In this country, people seem to have forgotten what it means to have the responsbility of making the DIFFICULT choices along with the easy ones. We hold adults accountable for knowingly risking the health and well-being of a child in this country, I don’t see how these parents get a free-pass on that responsibility!