Bronx triplets born prematurely now thriving at home
<p>A set of Bronx triplets who were born nearly four months premature are now thriving at home with their parents.</p>
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Jun 2, 2017, 8:43 PM
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A set of Bronx triplets who were born nearly four months premature are now thriving at home with their parents.
Muhamad Baskh and Amone Akter’s babies were living at Jacobi Medical Center’s NICU for months after a scary start to life.
At birth, the two boys weighed just a pound each, and the girl weighed less than a pound.
The babies were born on Dec. 23, 2016, and were all home by April 27.
The parents say their life is hectic now, but they wouldn't have it any other way.
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