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Willenhall mum gives birth to set of rare triplets

Throughout her pregnancy, Bradnock was monitored closely by the team at Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital.

It was decided the safest way to deliver the babies, two of whom are identical and the other fraternal, would be by Caesarean.

“It was so different to the other birth I had, I felt calm and reassured, there were around 20 people in a row ready to help, everyone was happy to chat and kept it relaxed,” Bradnock said.

Dr Deepa Rajan, consultant in obstetrics and foetal medicine, said: “It was a pleasure to have cared for Georgie and her triplets in the pregnancy, and I am very pleased with the good outcome safely for the babies and the family.”


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