Michelle Duggar's Miracle Baby

Josie Brooklyn is finally home and growing nicely, but mom Michelle Duggar says was terrified when told she would undergo an emergency delivery at only 25 weeks.

"Oh, the terror that went through my heart when they said this baby has to be delivered in 30 minutes. I thought this baby is too small to live. I was terrified."

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Michelle Duggar, whose giant family is featured on "19 Kids and Counting," suffered from preeclampsia, which is dangerously high blood pressure during pregnancy. Doctors immediately forced her delivery to protect her life.

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Josie Brooklyn is growing nicely. Michelle says she is now 11 pounds and 1 once. But she isn't out of the woods yet.

"It's still a long road," says Dr. Tom Easterling, a professor of maternal fetal medicine at the University of Washington and a high-risk pregnancy specialist who hasn't seen the Duggars. "Babies that are born at 25 weeks have risk for cerebral palsy, blindness, deafness, and learning disabilities."

It can take up to two years to fully understand the consequences of such a premature birth.

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As for whether or not the religiously Christian couple will keep the babies coming? You can count on it, says Michelle Duggar, if "the lord sees fit to let us have another baby."

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Jim Bob Duggar says despite giving birth to 19 children his wife Michelle "looks as young or younger as any woman her age."

"We have gone out in public and people say to us, I was part of a large family. My mom had 12, 14 children. I asked them 'how long did mom live,'" he says. "Oh, mom is 95 and still going strong."

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"Every time I have a little one, you feel the baby in your tummy, when it's born you think I am never going to feel that kick in my tummy," says Michelle Duggar. "Then when you wean it, you think I'll never see them grow again. And they start walking and I start thinking I'll never see them walk for the first time again."

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"Her skin was see through. She only had two layers of skin. It was transparent," Michelle Duggar said of baby Josie Brooklyn. "I do not take for granted this precious life that we have here. She's a miracle that could have gone in either direction."

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Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar, who manage to raise 19 children gracefully, have some advice on a great marriage.

"Don't play junior high games, yelling at each other," says Jim Bob. "We have had disagreements, we pray about it together."

"A few months ago we ran into an Amish fellow that's been married 50 years. We asked him, 'what are the keys to a long marriage.' He said there are two: I was wrong and would you forgive me. Don't' let the son go down on your wrath."

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Josie Brooklyn Duggar spent six months in the neonatal intensive care unit.

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After giving birth to 19 kids, Michelle Duggar says she has room to still do some more counting.

She's says she's ready, "if the lord sees fit to let us have another baby."

"My mother was 40 when she had me. She couldn't have anymore. I am right around that place. We would love more but we'll wait and see. I couldn't imagine my life without any one of them."

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