The parents of 'one in 200 million' triplets have spoken of the 'best but hardest job' as they reflected on the first year of their sons' lives. Gina Dewdney and her husband Craig were shocked when doctors told them their naturally-conceived babies were such a rare occurence.
Now Jimmy, Jenson and Jaxson are celebrating their first birthday. The boys spent six weeks on a neonatal intensive care unit before being allowed home after being born prematurely on April 26 at Liverpool Women's Hospital.
Gina, from Frodsham in Cheshire told the Mirror : "They've gone through so much already in their tiny little lives so its going to be a big celebration for them and for us as well. Being a mum is the best job I’ve ever had. It’s the hardest job by far but I absolutely love it now, even through the lack of sleep and the hospital visits. It’s tough but I’m loving it, I really am."
