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So Sweet: Deployed Husband Surprises Wife in Hospital After Giving Birth to Twins
Here comes another tear jerker! A deployed military dad surprised his wife in the NICU, 12 days after she gave birth to twins.
Skyler Cooper had been deployed for a year in Kuwait with the U.S. Army when he had to miss the birth of his twin girls. Surprising his wife Cydney Cooper on February 5, Skyler was able to see his daughters who were just 12 days old and still in the NICU.
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Deployed military dad surprise wife in NICU after she gave birth alone
GRAB THE TISSUES: This mom just gave birth to twins alone because her military husband was deployed in Kuwait. After 12 days in the NICU, she got the surprise of a lifetime ðŸ˜https://cbsn.ws/2ElThvW
Posted by CBS This Morning on Wednesday, February 20, 2019
“The couple’s daughters were born at 33 weeks because Cydney had the flu,” according to CBS News.
“1 year of crazy, 1000s of miles, 1 solo pregnancy and delivery, 48392 Skype calls, some superheros, a few plane rides, 12 NICU days, tons of help from family and friends, and many tears later…. A soldier came home,” Cydney Cooper stated on Facebook.
Making it a double surprise, Cooper also surprised his two older sons, Leighton and Corbett at home.
Posted by Cydney Cooper on Thursday, February 7, 2019
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