Marc Hadden is an every day hero. He’s a firefighter, which means he throws his life in front of others when there’s danger to save those he doesn’t even know. His wife Beth is a mother of three little boys, and this entire family is a bundle of love. But one thing they always wanted was a baby girl.
One night, Marc was called to the scene of an emergency where he had to deliver a baby. He has never done anything like this before, so you can only imagine his excitement.
A couple of days after the emergency, the Haddens got an amazing gift. You can call it a miracle!
From Liftable:
Marc and his crew received a phone call about a woman about to deliver a baby. It was too late to make it to a hospital, so shortly after they arrived at the scene Marc was delivering a baby girl.
Beth remembers Marc calling her right after it all happened. “He called me and he was ecstatic. I mean, he delivered a baby and who in the world gets to deliver a baby in their lifetime that’s not a doctor?”
The baby girl was named Grace but was instantly put up for adoption by her mother. Just like that, the Hadden’s prayers were answered.
Within days, they had signed the necessary paperwork and Grace was accompanying her new family home. “I don’t know if I have words,” Marc said. “I never envisioned that I would have a daughter. We are truly blessed. For sure.”
Immediately, they realized that having a daughter was going to be very different from the two boys they already had. “As soon as we signed the papers, I looked a Marc and went, ‘Oh my gosh, we have to pay for a wedding.’ I was like that was my first thought??! I guess just having a girl is so different after having two boys,” Beth said.
This has to be a one-in-a-million story. Situations like this don’t happen everyday. Not only did they finally get their baby girl, but it was the very baby Marc was able to deliver during the emergency!
Now daddy has his little girl. Wow!
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