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When doctors first discovered two holes in baby McKinley’s heart during pregnancy, her parents clung to the hope that they might close on their own. But as the months passed, the holes remained, and McKinley’s tiny body began to weaken. Her heart was working twice as hard just to keep her alive, and the weight she lost was a heartbreaking reminder of how fragile her fight had become.
By June, surgery was no longer a choice — it was the only option. Her parents prepared themselves for the repair of two holes. But once in the operating room, Dr. Ashfaq made a startling discovery: there weren’t two holes, but four. With precision and care, he patched them all.
Five days later, McKinley defied the odds. She came home smiling, healing, and showing the world what resilience looks like. For her family, every giggle, every breath, and every beat of her mended heart is proof that miracles are real.
