Photos | Welcome to the World
Rosalie Allen, peacefully sleeping in the arms of love at CPMC Van Ness Campus.
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Captured on August 19, 2024, this heartwarming photograph introduces Rosalie Allen to the world, resting serenely at the CPMC Van Ness Campus in San Francisco. Wrapped in a soft hospital blanket and wearing a tiny striped beanie, Rosalie embodies the tranquility and innocence of newborn life. This precious moment marks the beginning of a new chapter for the family, surrounded by love and warmth.
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2024-08-19T07:35:04.976000-07:00
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