Eight-limbed girl healing nicely after operation: It's been 8 months since Lakshmi Tatma underwent surgery to remove her extra limbs, and doctors report she is doing remarkably well and moving around with the help of a walker. Doctors expect to perform additional surgeries in the future but are happy with her progress.

8-year-old autistic twins left out of school yearbook: Hunter and Holden, along with other special-needs students, were not included in this years' Quail Glen Elementary School yearbook. The Roseville, California school district says it was just an honest mistake. However, the twins' mother was deeply hurt by the oversight. The Placer County Office of Education ensures every student will be included in the future.

Stillborn baby wakes up: A baby girl born in India was declared dead upon birth, but miraculously woke up 24 hours later. The mother had been taking heavy doses of anti-convulsion medication, which doctors believe affected the unborn child. Once the medicine wore off, the baby awoke and is reportedly in critical condition.

6-year-old approved for credit card: 6-year-old Bennett Christiansen from Chicago, IL applied--and was approved--for a Bank of America credit card. Bennett's mom helped fill out the form because she was tired of constantly receiving credit card request mailings. She was shocked to discover the bank approved her young son. Bank of America insists it was a error and has since canceled the card. So much for the shopping spree at Toys 'R Us!

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