Given the number of responses I received yesterday, the Jenny passionate story many readers of this blog. I am looking for other information on this miracle baby and both parents. In the meantime, here is a dispatch and a video of the agency Associeted Press.
MIAMI GARDENS (AP) - The parents of a baby rescued from the rubble of Haiti after killer earthquake of January were estimated at a reunion with their child in Florida that his survival was a "miracle".
Junior Alexis, 24, and Nadine Devilme, 23, have embraced their daughter Jenny five months during a press conference Tuesday in Florida, where the baby was hospitalized.
"I want to thank everyone, primarily doctors, lawyers and all those who helped us For all that has happened here is a miracle, "said junior Alexis, a musician of hip-hop in Haiti." Because without your help, we would not be here and our baby Jenny would not be alive TODAY 'hui ".
Tests of the family started when Jenny and her mother were separated during the quake of magnitude 7, Nadine believing her daughter was dead. But five days later, the baby was removed from rubble, surviving without food and despite fractured skull and ribs.
"When she arrived she was almost dead," said Arthur Fournier, a doctor at the University of Miami who headed the medical team that took over the baby. "The first miracle was that she had the courage to survive only five days." This little baby was taken to the United States for treatment.
When his parents learned that Jenny was alive, they started the search and a DNA test proved their genetic links. "We've been through a lot, I just want it to be safe and sound," said his mother.
Dad read a statement in Creole, explaining that the couple could not sleep until the reunion with their daughter.
Bob Martinez, the lawyer for the parents who also collapsed in tears during the press conference, said the couple had received a humanitarian visa for one year and the baby a visa for two years. AP
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