Fight for survival: Matilda, the extreme premature baby, beats all adversities!

A little miracle saw the light of day in the Helios Clinics in Schwerin: the extreme breakfast Matilda was born in the 23rd week of pregnancy through an emergency caesarean section, small as a hand and with only 550 grams. In view of complications, her mother, Alien Meyer, was forced to make a decision between risky intervention and a natural birth. Fortunately, the parents decided on the fight for Matilda's life, and so an intensive medical operation began, while Matilda was treated in specialized neonatology. Doctors like Dr. med. Tina Pörschke were significantly involved in their survival and were aware of the risks, since up to 30 percent of extreme breakfasts have to fight with long -term impairments, reported ndr.de .

The first few days were shaped by fears: Matilda had to be operated on due to a hole in the intestine, which was an enormous risk under the difficulties of premature babies. But the little girl showed incredible fighting spirit and was able to survive the difficult time. After 113 days inpatient treatment, Matilda was finally released home after increasing its weight of 550 grams to almost 3,000 grams. Doctors and parents are optimistic that she will stay healthy, which represents a ray of hope for many premature babies.

a film that inspires

Matilda is not only the name of a baby who is willing to survive, but also the main character of a popular film based on Roald Dahl's book. The film published in 1996, which was staged by Danny Devito, tells the story of an intelligent girl who is abused by his parents and his tyrannical headmistress. Matilda uses her amazing skills to fight against the injustices in her life. The film was able to record over $ 62 million in its worldwide debut and is considered a classic. This narrative has inspired many and shows how the spirit and independence of children can even overcome the strongest challenges.