Only 34 Weeks
The medical team and Angie had one goal. The plan was to simply get to the 34th week mark. This was enough time for the triplets to develop in the womb. If it was less than that, the babies would have a higher chance of complications and probably become underdeveloped. Could Angie make it?
Only 34 Weeks
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One Day At A Time
When it was more than 30 weeks into the pregnancy, all she could do was to simply get through the day. She and Gino were excited about the birth of the triplets but knew that they needed more time. “Anything could happen between now and my due date,” she said. “We could have contractions that can’t control. We may do an emergency C-section. For us, we don’t count the weeks here, we count the days.”
One Day At A Time
