I gave birth to a still born baby - but she suddenly came back to life after 3 hours of being dead.

So this happened to me 43 years ago - when I was 20 years old. <br><br>I gave birth to a full term baby girl - my first child ever. The sad thing is, the baby girl was a still born birth. I was so sad she never survived, but I was able to hold her in my arms for a few minutes and made some pictures of my first ever baby girl. The doctors and nurses said she didn't survive and I had to leave her behind. So they took her out of the delivery room. I guess they were going to do an autopsy on her. <br><br>But after a few hours, a doctor came to my room and told me that my baby girl suddenly layed on the table, started to move her arms and legs, sneezed a few times, opened her eyes and started to cry. They didn't understand what happened. Just a few hours ago they said she was dead.<br><br>The only thing they could think of was maybe oxygen deficiency. I had been given way too much labour anesthesia and baby girl didn't get enough oxygen, which caused her to be still born. They said it must have been a miracle and they have never experienced this before. Also, they said she was probably not technically dead, but in a deep coma. They said the chances of ever regaining consciousness were so extremely low, that it's basically a miracle.<br><br>I understand that my baby girl wasn't technically dead, but for me, she was dead.<br><br>My baby girl grew up all healthy. The doctors were afraid she would be born with brain damage, but she was a very healthy baby. She got a bit of an eye condition later on, but it had nothing to do with her still born.