In 1995, in a high-tech neonatal intensive care unit, everything was done by the book. Machines monitored every breath. Protocols dictated every move. And still, one premature baby was dying.
What saved her life was not another intervention, but a decision to break the rules. A nurse placed her next to her twin sister, skin to skin. Within minutes, her body calmed, her breathing stabilised, and her heart found its rhythm again.
This story is not about a miracle. It is about
