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When a massive earthquake struck Indonesia, Maria Florida Nogo Kelen was giving birth two months early in a shaking hospital without power. Both mother and baby survived against the odds, thanks to doctors who refused to leave their side.
When a Tennessee mom went into labor 30 minutes before landing, two vacationing paramedics stepped up with blankets and a shoelace. Baby Brielle arrived healthy at 5.5 pounds, just as the wheels hit the Portland runway.