This emotional story sounds more like a Hollywood movie but it’s true.

A couple in Volgograd, Russia, was recently reunited with the child they had thought had died seven years ago, right after birth.

Early 2011, the mother, who was just a young girl then, gave birth at a hospital in Volgograd but was soon told that her child was not viable and that it would not survive a week.

She was advised by medical staff around to give up the child, the depressed mother agreed to sign a waiver leaving the newborn in the care of the state and went home.

Five days later, guilt overwhelmed the two parents, so they returned to the hospital to retrieve their baby and look after it for as little as it had to live. They were told that they were too late, that the baby had died. After grieving their terrible loss, the parents went on with their lives.

Just last year, something surprising happened in their life, they were shocked to discover that the child had been alive all this time.


Last year, the Federal Bailiff Service (FSKP) received an executive document stating that the couple owed the state 230,000 rubles ($4,100) in unpaid bills for the boarding of a minor at a local orphanage. As per standard procedure, bailiffs were dispatched to the address on record to inform the couple about the unpaid fees. They were no longer living there, though, so the FSKP had no choice but to freeze their bank accounts. Which will affect them anywhere they are and bring them to notice that their attention was seriously needed.

When the woman tried to withdraw money from her bank, she was informed that her account had been blocked by the Federal Bailiff Service. She visited the local FSKP office for an explanation, and after seeing the documents from the orphanage, she reportedly fainted.

According to RG.ru “It became clear that the married couple had been assured all this while that the child was dead,” a spokesperson for the FSKP stated.

The parents, now aware of the so-called ‘resurrection’ of their baby, immediately appealed to the court for the restoration of parental rights.

In November of 2017, a judge granted full custody of the minor to its biological parents, and the family was finally reunited earlier this year, 2018.

It’s good to know that this touching and the emotional story has a happy ending for both the parents and the baby.

But, certain important questions are still left lingering. The questions like why the hospital told them that their child had died seven years ago, while they were billed for its boarding at the orphanage and why they didn’t receive these bills earlier?

Put yourself in the parent’s shoes, will you take legal actions against the hospital or let bygone be bygone; move on with life; enjoying every bit of it with your newly found Son?

As for me, I will sue the hospital for every penny they’ve got.

All this copy and past bloggers sha why won’t it be alive after “IT HAD DEAD”

It had died, person pikin .

i can imagine d pain