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Baby Born at 24 Weeks Was the Smallest Preemie Ever at This Hospital, Now He's heading Home - Vimarsana News

Baby Born at 24 Weeks Was the Smallest Preemie Ever at This Hospital, Now He's heading Home

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Weekend read: Best stories of the week in Lifestyle in case you missed them - Vimarsana News

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Nebraska baby heads home after being smallest infant to survive at hospital: 'Joyful day' - Vimarsana News

Nebraska baby heads home after being smallest infant to survive at hospital: 'Joyful day'

John "Buddy" McClinton was discharged from Methodist Women's Hospital in Omaha, Nebraska, 116 days after being born. He was born at 24 weeks with a hole in his heart.

24 Week – 14.1 Ounce Baby – Released Home After 116 Day Hospital Stay – Growing Your Baby - Vimarsana News

24 Week – 14.1 Ounce Baby – Released Home After 116 Day Hospital Stay – Growing Your Baby

John Budd McClinton, affectionately known as Buddy, was released from the Methodist Women's Hospital NICU on Dec. 29. Despite being born on Labor Day weighing only 14.1 ounces and measuring 9.65 inches, Buddy is now the smallest surviving baby at the hospital.

Nebraska miracle baby, born at 14.1 ounces, is thriving - Vimarsana News

Nebraska miracle baby, born at 14.1 ounces, is thriving

After 116 days, Buddy left for his family's home in Lincoln. Weighing 14.1 ounces at birth, he is the smallest baby born at Methodist Women's to survive and be discharged

Source: omaha.com