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Miracles do happen, and exhilarating proof of it is captured in this video. <br/><br/>Shared by Daisy, this adorably joyful clip features her oscillating between incredulous disbelief and uncontainable excitement as she tries to convince herself that her dream of becoming a mom is finally getting fulfilled! <br/><br/>\
Miracles do happen, and exhilarating proof of it is captured in this video. <br/><br/>Shared by Daisy, this adorably joyful clip features her oscillating between incredulous disbelief and uncontainable excitement as she tries to convince herself that her dream of becoming a mom is finally getting fulfilled! <br/><br/>\
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