Working online today and every time I’ve opened Yahoo, I see this article about a couple who saw their unborn baby on a 4D ultrasound and called her a “demon baby”.
“Wife and I went to get a ‘4D’ ultrasound of our unborn child. Saw this picture. Changed our minds,” said his post originally posted on Imgur. The ultrasound image showed a photo of their unborn baby girl with strange eyes, odd teeth and a skeletal nose, looking directly at the camera with a sinister grin.
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| Photo from Imgur |
I’m not a doctor or technician, but I’ve been there.
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| Our Gorgeous Jayden |
When Jayden was born, he looked just like the amazing image we had seen on the screen. He had a full face and the sweetest nose ever. When Zack was born 4 minutes later, I remember thinking yes…he’s my beautiful boy and also looks exactly like the 3D image that we saw only a few weeks ago. That aching feeling I had was right. My sweet boy was born with a body that was badly bruised and had very little tone. His eyes were droopy, his delicate ears surrounded by the bumps of skin that we saw on the screen were skintags. His head was larger that it should be, due to fluid build up and his chin and neck were much smaller than the norm. He was gorgeous, he was a miracle and he was mine. He was different, very sick and exactly what we had seen on that screen.
It wasn’t shadows. He wasn’t squished. It wasn’t because they were fraternal twins or even that he was a “demon” baby that caused his differences. He had facial anomalies… “dysmorphia” the pediatrian said. He likely had a genetic syndrome, she told us as my feet were still in stirrups.
Yes, he was our precious miracle, Zack. Our son from the 3D photo was exactly as he was meant to be.
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| Our Beautiful Zackie |
Natalie @Nat_Rea
August 14, 2015 at 8:18 pm (9 years ago)You're so right! No one should joke about that, in my opinion. The image may well be a sign of something to come.