Boy Injured By Fidget Spinner Thought He Was Going To Lose Finger

Paisley Morrison-Johnson was born with an adult-sized tongue caused by a rare genetic condition, Beckwith Wiedemann Syndrome. She was unable to breathe on her own for the first week of her life and required a feeding tube in her stomach for six months. The tongue grew back after the first surgery but after her second reduction, Paisley can now smile for the first time. The now 16-month-old will now be able to speak her first words.

Baby Born with Adult-Sized Tongue Smiles for First Time After Undergoing Surgery

Baby Born with Adult-Sized Tongue Smiles for First Time After Undergoing Surgery
22-Year-Old Woman With 'Sleeping Beauty Syndrome' Sleeps For Months at a Time

22-Year-Old Woman With 'Sleeping Beauty Syndrome' Sleeps For Months at a Time
Mom: My Baby Died Because 911 Didn't Answer When Babysitter Called

Mom: My Baby Died Because 911 Didn't Answer When Babysitter Called
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How Forensic Artist Created Baby Doe Image Everyone is Trying to Identify
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Dad Defends Letting His 1-Year-Old Son Nap and Cuddle With Huge Pit Bull
Identical Twin Sisters Give Birth 20 Hours Apart in Neighboring Hospital Rooms

Identical Twin Sisters Give Birth 20 Hours Apart in Neighboring Hospital Rooms
Boy Injured By Fidget Spinner Thought He Was Going To Lose Finger

Boy Injured By Fidget Spinner Thought He Was Going To Lose Finger
10-Year-Old Boy Grows Out Hair For 2 Years To Make Wig For Friend With Alopecia

10-Year-Old Boy Grows Out Hair For 2 Years To Make Wig For Friend With Alopecia