Family of micro-preemie collecting books to spread joy to others this holiday season ...Middle East

When he was born, he weighed just over one pound, but six years later, Bryce Harshfield is a thriving kindergartner who loves soccer, hockey, monster trucks and most importantly, reading books. Born at just 24 weeks gestation, Bryce needed constant medical intervention just to survive, with the help of family and physicians, he persevered. “He was very fragile, so we didn’t know how to hold this tiny baby,” his mother Dana said. Another thing that has helped Bryce along his journey? The joy of reading, which doctors said could his brain to learn to make connections and to develop properly. “We took it as a job,” Dana said. “That is what we did, day in and day out.”

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