Glen and Anthea Jackson-Rushford's twins were born 11 weeks early, but they have already shown remarkable strength and determination to stick together and survive.
Preemie Twins Can't Stop Holding Hands After Birth
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On 23rd January 2016
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"Both my angels holding hands again as if they were born to! Amazing sight!"
- Anthea Jackson-Rushford
Kristian Ian and Kristiana Micaela were born on January 4, weighing about two pounds each. Despite their early entry into the world, Jackson-Rushford said "All [is] going swell! Just growth is all that we are waiting on now!"
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"We [realize] it may be a tad bit disturbing seeing our twins with tubes but they are premie babies so it is understandable and normal," Jackson-Rushford wrote. "I'm sharing photos and videos for the simple reason that it gives hope to all parents out there that even they do just fine! I googled like crazy looking for hope when we told we might be [premature]. I would love to see this kind of positivity as a mum that faces the possibility of a premature baby. To all parents that face this, be comforted in knowing that today anything is possible and your babies will be just fine!!!"
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