Christmas miracles at Orange Park Medical Center
ORANGE PARK – Santa left more than presents under the tree for six Clay County parents.
Six babies were born on Christmas Day and all were dressed in cute onesies that read, “No More Silent …
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Christmas miracles at Orange Park Medical Center
ORANGE PARK – Santa left more than presents under the tree for six Clay County parents.
Six babies were born on Christmas Day and all were dressed in cute onesies that read, “No More Silent Nights,” “I’m Know Cute,” “Santa Baby,” “Too Cute for the Naughty List.”
None were given names like Noel, Star or Rudolph. Instead, parents decided on Aaliyah, Adrian, Chaylee, Haidee, Michah and Tracy.
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