When Braden West was born, doctors told his parents he wouldn’t survive due to a rare craniofacial condition. “I mean, he’s kicking in my belly, and I’m praying for God to take him home,” his mother Cheri recalled to News Nation Now in 2020.
Defying the odds, Braden survived and continued to thrive. Now 22, he celebrates life by becoming a firefighter, turning what once seemed like a tragedy into a story of strength and inspiration. His journey is a testament to resilience and miracles.
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