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Lindsay’s New Years baby is a New Years miracle

KAWARTHA LAKES-Welcome to the world Emrys Gustav. Emrys is the New Years baby born at Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay and his mom says he’s a miracle.

Rebecca Green of Lindsay wasn’t expecting her first baby until January 11th but little Emrys had other plans. He arrived at 6:14pm on New Year’s Day weighing in at 6 pounds 2 ounces. The name Emrys is derived from Celtic/Welsh origins and means “immortal”.“I know he’s not immortal, but I didn’t think I could have children, so it seems appropriate,” Rebecca said. Rebecca has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, which is a genetic disorder that affects her connective tissues.

Traditionally, the first baby of the new year is celebrated as a sign of rebirth. His early and safe arrival is certainly a welcome sign for Rebecca. “I always wanted to be a mom.” she says. The middle name Gustav is a variation of Rebecca’s late father’s name.

Congratulations mom and baby!

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Pamela Vanmeer
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