When Hollie Walls remarried, she had two kids. She therefore wanted to become pregnant because she and her husband were keen to expand their family.

They both understood it would take a lot of time and work because Hollie’s prospects of conceiving naturally were quite poor, according to the physicians.

Then, though, something extraordinary occurred. Despite undergoing two surgeries to remove a large tumor from her uterus, Hollie was pregnant.

She was certain she had done something wrong or that the test was flawed when the pregnancy test showed two lines.

According to Hollie, who spoke with Love What Matters, ’I didn’t even want to tell my husband at first

because I was worried it would be another letdown, and we’d had far too many of those.’ Hollie, on the other hand, was expecting, and everything about the pregnancy seemed ideal.

She had no cause for alarm, according to every scan that showed her baby was growing normally. She scheduled an induction at her last OB visit at 41 weeks pregnant

because her baby wasn’t going to deliver naturally. Following a short ultrasound by the Doctor, Hollie noticed a shift in their facial expression.

Despite everyone’s promises that everything would be alright, her mother instinct alerted her that something was awry.

She was given the diagnosis of oligohydramnios, a disorder marked by a shortage of amniotic fluid, and was taken directly to the hospital.

After a series of exams, including an ultrasound, doctors found that the baby’s amniotic fluid levels were low but that some fluid pockets had been found.

Hollie was scheduled to be inducted the next Monday, and it was a Friday. On Sunday morning, though,

Hollie realized the baby wasn’t moving as much as usual and sensed something wasn’t right. ‘I’m still baffled by it.’

I put it down to my mother’s instincts. I just knew I had to get to the hospital as soon as possible.

My doula promised to arrive in an hour when I called her, and she did. Hollie said, ‘I wanted to be delighted to meet my kid, but I was so frightened.’

The newborn’s heart rate was plummeting and then rising when he arrived at the hospital, prompting the need for an urgent c-section.

As Hollie describes, ’I had someone scrambling to get an IV line in me, others trying to position me to get her heart rate to stabilize, and someone else bringing me paperwork to sign.’

This terrified expectant mother feared for the life of her baby and prayed for her to be delivered

healthy after doctors warned her that those heart rates could result in the baby being born brain dead.

Thankfully, everything turned out okay in the end, and Winter Josephine was born shortly after. This precious infant was in perfect health.

On the other hand, everyone’s attention was drawn to the baby’s ‘mad’ expression. ’After we returned to our hospital room after leaving recovery,

I just held Winter in front of me and stared at her. She looked so furious, as perfect as she was, that I couldn’t help but chuckle, remarked Hollie.

According to Hollie’s joke, her daughter’s face of annoyance was a means for her to express the sentiment, ‘Why did you get me out of there, I was great in my mommy’s tummy?’

The pictures from Winter Josephine’s first photo shoot are gorgeous. They would be photographed by a photographer,

as would hospital angel infants. He explained to Hollie how many of those infants had perished from oligohydramnios, and this made her appreciate how lucky she was that her child lived.

Although we regret that Hollie had to through such a horrific experience, we are relieved that everything turned out OK in the end.

Winter Josephine, on the other hand, is one of the bravest and cutest infants, and don’t you think her “mad” face only makes her cuter?