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Hey everyone and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime,

where we get Big Mad over True Crime.

I'm your host Heather Ashley and today's case is a little different from anything we've covered before.

Small talk makes my ears bleed so let's dive in.

Kelly Turner was the seemingly unstoppable strong mother of three girls,

two of which seemed to be up against impossible medical odds.

In 2011, when Olivia was 13 months old and her older sister was three,

her mom started a blog detailing their gut-wrenching journey.

I found two blogs dedicated to the girls both written by Kelly,

one called Pray for the Gantt Girls, which began in 2011,

and another that started in 2014 called Prayers for Olivia,

focusing in on just her youngest daughter.

The first post was titled Pray for Olivia.

It said that her daughter Olivia had a misshapen head and vascular malformations in her brain

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