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38 Years After His Premature Birth, Zak Meets the Nurses Who Saved His Life
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38 Years After His Premature Birth, Zak Meets the Nurses Who Saved His Life
After 38 years, a man who was born prematurely at only 27 weeks gestation has been reunited with the nurses who helped him survive his early birth. Zak Stevens, a police officer, was born at only 27 weeks gestation at Peterborough City Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Now, 38 years later, Zak has returned to the hospital with his parents, Lian and Mark, to express their gratitude to the staff working there. Zak, who weighed just o…
38 years after his premature birth, Zak meets the nurses who saved his life
After 38 years, a man who was born prematurely at only 27 weeks gestation has been reunited with the nurses who helped him survive his early birth. Zak Stevens, a police officer, was born at only 27 weeks gestation at Peterborough City Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Now, 38 years later, Zak has returned to the hospital with his parents, Lian and Mark, to express their gratitude to the staff working there. Zak, who weighed just o…
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