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Brisbane nurses Brenna and Rebecca were both born premature. Now they fly across Queensland caring for in-need babies

Brenna Warren (left) and Rebecca Adam work at RBWH neonatal intensive care unit. (Supplied)

Two young women who were premature triplets at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital (RBWH) have returned to work as nurses, caring for a new generation of sick newborns.

Rebecca Adam and Brenna Warren work at the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) alongside Gillian Lack, one of the people who nursed them as babies in the 1990s – and a woman who now describes herself as their "work mother".

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