Saab Magalona almost said goodbye to baby Pancho | Inquirer Entertainment

Saab Magalona almost said goodbye to baby Pancho

/ 02:18 PM April 08, 2018

Image: Instagram/@saabmagalona

Saab Magalona revealed that doctors almost asked her to say goodbye to her miracle baby boy Pancho.

Magalona stated on a recent Instagram post that at one point, doctors insisted she visited baby Pancho at the neonatal intensive care unit. She wrote, “The doctors said it was important that I see him, implying that it was to say goodbye. They said he was in critical condition. That he might not make it.”

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Image: Instagram/@saabmagalona

The photo shared had been taken by husband Jim Bacarro several days ago before she took baby Pancho home on April 5. Magalona thanked the hospital staff who worked hard to help Pancho recover. She said in an Instagram post, “Thank you for believing in him. [Husband Jim Bacarro] and I will forever be grateful for you all!”

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Baby Pancho just turned two months old according to another post by Magalona. It showed the little boy all wrapped up in a blanket just after his morning bath.

Image: Instagram/@saabmagalona

On Feb. 8, Pancho lost a sister whom Magalona and Bacarro named Luna Isabel. The little girl was buried beside her grandfather, the late rapper-composer Francis Magalona. JB

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