There’s hope for Colorado’s tiniest babies, say doctors.
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When Zev Hauser was born premature at 23 weeks, his eyelids were fused and he could fit in the palm of his mother’s hand.
When Stephanie Hauser went into labor with Zev, her doctors were blunt about what to expect: She would deliver the infant, they’d put the baby on her chest, and let him die.
