Parents Told ‘Let the Baby Go to Heaven’ 15 Minutes before Birth – They Refused to Give Up

In the wake of tragic and unimaginable circumstances, a couple was on the brink of hopelessness, especially after doctors told them their baby wouldn’t make it. But against all odds, they chose to confide in God and fight for their child. What happened next baffled everyone!

No parent can bear the insurmountable pain of seeing their children in harm’s way. Sadly, some situations are beyond parents’ control, and despite their best efforts, there’s only so much they can do to improve things.

For one couple, the news of welcoming their baby came like a breath of fresh air, filling their hearts with infinite love and happiness. While they made preparations for the arrival of their bundle of joy, they were utterly oblivious to fate’s plans. Here’s their story of hope, faith, and the power of prayers!

Nick Schnarr and Brooklyn Diamond Schnarr lived in Indiana, U.S., and were parents to two lovely girls, Sophie and Lily, when they received delightful news—they were pregnant. Although they were no strangers to parenthood, the moment they learned about their pregnancy brought indescribable joy into their lives.

Those words pinched Nick and Brooke’s souls and shattered their hearts into a million pieces.

They couldn’t wait to hug and hold their baby and embrace parental bliss again. Little did they know what the universe had in store for them. The couple counted hours and minutes to welcome their little angel, but the subsequent months brought multiple challenges.

One day, the Schnarrs learned something utterly devastating—doctors told them their unborn child had “water in the brain.” In other words, the baby had excess brain fluid, and his chances of survival were slim. They also discovered that if their baby survived, he would likely suffer serious brain trauma.

The doctors’ repeatedly told the couple to terminate the pregnancy, but they were not ready to give up. In medical terminology, Nick and Brooke’s baby had hydrocephalus, and they found out about the condition halfway through the pregnancy.

Despite the dire prognosis, the parents weren’t fazed and sought help from a children’s hospital in Cincinnati. Sadly, even the best specialists in the country could not make promises of a brighter future.

Per Nick, he and his wife were given a 90% chance that their baby would either pass away right after birth or suffer extreme cognitive complications, likely to impede his quality of life.

Even the best fetal specialists and palliative care experts didn’t give the Schnarrs much hope; instead, they were told to consider ways of letting their little angel peacefully pass away. Those words pinched Nick and Brooke’s souls and shattered their hearts into a million pieces.

Despite the odds stacked against them, the couple refused...