Twins reunited in Georgia NICU for the first time since birth
The moment Cora and Miller met for the first time since their birth (Children's Healthcare of Atlanta)
ATLANTA - Children's Healthcare of Atlanta captured a reunion hundreds of days in the making.
Identical twins Cora and Miller were born about 2 months premature and suffer from a rare form of Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome called Twin Anemia Polycythemia Sequence (TAPS) and Selective Intrauterine Growth Restriction (SIUGR).
Due to their condition, the girls have spent the time since birth separated in the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's NICU and Heart Center.
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After over 200 days apart, the two sisters were able to meet, locking eyes for the first time since they were born.
"When they reunited in our Cardiac Intensive Care Unit, instinctive eye gazing gave way to hand holding... and nary a dry eye in the room," the hospital said on Facebook.
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