Tears of joy filled a mother's eyes when she saw how her twins did when they reunited two weeks after their birth.
Laura Hough had been warned that her daughter, Neve, who was born just 652 grams, might not make it. However, it was not she who entered the neonatal intensive care unit, but Louie's twin brother, who was born 1,5 kg.
The 27-year-old mom from Liverpool took the child home after two weeks and saw the twins hugging as soon as he put them close. It was “so sweet, they hugged and even held their hands. It was unbelievable. They are so loud. "I could not be more proud."
The twins were born in the 30th week of pregnancy by emergency caesarean section on March 8 in a Liverpool hospital, after complications in the pregnancy.
Although the girl was born very young, she did not need any help. Her brother, who had a lung problem, entered the increased care.
When the two brothers came close after two weeks "they wrapped their legs around each other and hugged, at some point they were holding each other's hands"…
Liverpool twins separated at birth "cuddle and hold hands" as they reunite after two weeks https://t.co/CP3SDeAUC3
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