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Surprise! Baby girl born at Burning Man to mother who says she wasn't expecting
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Los Angeles Times
Doctors believe baby Aurora was about a month shy of her due date when she arrived minutes later, weighing a little over 3½ pounds.
“He kept reassuring me she’s going to be OK.”But the family’s odyssey was just beginning.
But baby Aurora remains in the NICU and could face an extended stay, family said.
“They became parents in a blink of an eye.”For now, the family is stranded in Reno, though they hope to get baby Aurora transported to a hospital closer to home.
“She’s going to be my everything.”Surprise deliveries are uncommon but far from unheard of, experts say.
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