In an unimaginable situation, Alice Smith felt a sudden change in her pregnancy, leading to an early labor at just 23 weeks, raising concerns about viability.
With the onset of labor only at 23 weeks and 4 days, the doctors administered steroids and magnesium in an effort to aid the development of her twins.
The arrival of Bodhi and Peggy represented a miracle of survival, each weighing less than a fifth of the average newborn's weight, challenging conventional perceptions of viability.
The experience highlights the fine line between life and loss for premature infants, emphasizing the critical need for immediate medical intervention during such precarious moments.
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