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The Miracle Triplets have defied slim odds and survived deadly pregnancy complications after having life-saving surgery while they were in the womb. Tanya Hall, 30, and her husband Kris, 41, from Hessle, Yorkshire, faced the risk of losing all three of their babies due to twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.

This life-threatening condition, diagnosed in a scan at 19 weeks, causes an uneven amount of blood flow between the triplets. As one baby receives too much blood, it becomes at risk of heart failure, while the other two may become dangerously underdeveloped.

The tiny triplets were born at Lancashire Women and Newborn Hospital, with Austin weighing the most, at 4lb, Ethan at 2lb 9oz and Rupert at 2lb 11oz. Mrs Hall said: “Austin was born first and hearing him cry was such an amazing moment – to deliver all three and be told the boys were doing well was a massive relief. Because they were born at night it wasn’t until the next morning I got to meet them properly after they were whisked off to the NICU straight after they were born to be put on breathing supports. It was very daunting seeing my three tiny babies with tubes covering them. The first cuddle with each baby was so emotional – they were so precious and fragile looking.”

Six weeks after the boys’ arrival, they were allowed to go home. Mrs Hall said: “I’m so glad they didn’t need to come home from the hospital with any equipment as they’re doing well enough on their own. They have doubled their weights and it has been hard work having three babies at once, but it’s actually a lot easier…

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