A UK mother feared she was having a miscarriage when she went into early labor at 23 weeks. The premature baby was immediately rushed into intensive care, weighing no more than a block of butter, and given only a 5 percent chance of survival. One year on, baby Jase-James Rogers recently celebrated his first birthday. Parents Leah Rogers, 21, and William McCready, 19, of Lancashire in England, rushed to Blackpool Victoria Hospital when Leah started bleeding, reported Manchester Evening News. Leah gave birth to a baby boy on Jan. 5, 2020, but the couple was delivered a crushing blow: doctors did not expect him to live longer than 24 hours. “I couldn’t get my head around it,” Leah, a community carer, told the newspaper. “It took around 10 to 15 minutes for him to take his first breath, it was a really scary time,” she recalled. “My mom pleaded and begged them …