A baby boy born at 25 weeks’ gestation has beaten the odds, not only surviving resuscitation, E.coli, and sepsis, but also beating Covid-19, all in his first two months of life. His parents cannot wait to bring him home. Sheree Murray, 21, went into unexpected early labor 15 weeks earlier than her due date after a textbook pregnancy. Baby Archie was stillborn on Dec. 1, 2020, so doctors tried to resuscitate the baby after performing chest compressions for a full 40 minutes, The Daily Mail reported. Following that, he was placed on a ventilator in the NICU. “I felt completely helpless … I wanted to do something for him,” said Archie’s dad, Robert Edwards, a construction worker. “I just sat down next to Sheree and prayed.” Archie was born at Burnley General Hospital in Lancashire weighing just 1 pound 11 ounces (approx. 765 g). However, the terrified parents were unable to touch …