Gina's story: a miracle and message of hope after loss
June 17, 2019
Gina's story: a miracle and message of hope after loss
It's a time of celebration for a Montana family. Gina Lee Gossett's baby boy, Oliver, is about to turn 1 year old. But their journey to his birth was difficult.
Gina and her husband, Dan, learned they were expecting a baby in 2016, just before she was diagnosed with cervical cancer. Her doctors at University of Washington Medical Center ended up saving her life twice, but she no longer could have children on her own. So she sent a plea out on Facebook, and her friend, Lori Ross, agreed to be a gestational carrier, which meant she bore their infant for the couple.
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