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Niagara Falls Family Caring for Baby Born with Rare Disabilities Says Buffalo Bills Gives Them Hope By: Staff Reporter Baby Amara of Niagara Falls is only 3-months-old. She has no fingers and no toes. She has many deformities to her head and she had to have brain surgery on her skull at only 3-weeks-old at Oishei Children’s Hospital. “The NICU Ward in Children’s Hospital is where Josh Allen’s grandmother Patricia Allen has been named…the same ward that helped save Baby Amara,” said Amara’s “Grama” Gina Healey Veihdeffer. Gina believes this is no coincidence that her granddau...

Our smiles, our silly expressions. >> tonight, they are grateful for their doctors and nurses and for that idea. >> hey, david, my name is haley keller. >> a member of their team with us, too. >> now that they're better able to see our faces, we're able to judge, okay, yes, they are reacting to our smiles, they are trying to mimic us. >> and tonight, we are happy to report here that after four months in the hospital, baby amara has been given the all clear. she is coming home this wednesday. safe trip home, amara. and thanks to that medical team for taking such good care of her. i hope to see ...

Would have to deliver four months early. baby amara was born and she weighed just 1 pound, 8 ounces. mom and daughter would be okay. but because of the pandemic, mom and dad could only be with amara one at a time in the nicu and they had to wear masks, which means baby amara was only seeing part of her parents' faces. so, the team at ochsner baptist medical center had an idea. their innovation lab had already come up with clear masks that were used to help deaf patients read lips. and they thought it might be a good idea for newborns, too. and here is amara, seeing her mom's entire face for th...