The parents of 1 in 200 million chance triplets said it's been "tough" but they're "loving it" after they celebrated their son's first birthday.
Gina Dewdney and her husband Craig fell pregnant in 2020 and at their 13-week scan were in shock when they found out they were expecting triplets. But medics were in disbelief when they discovered the babies were sharing a single placenta - so rare there is only a 1 in 200 million chance of it.
Jimmy, Jensen and Jaxson were born premature "all exactly the same time" on April 26, 2021 at Liverpool Women's Hospital. The boy's have now celebrated their first birthday, reports the Mirror.
