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>> you get this guilt like, oh, which baby do i go to, and how do i do it? it's an odd change. jadon! >> and also remember her 3-year-old, aza, has not been allowed in intensive care, and nicole hasn't left since the surgery three weeks ago. finally she feels confident enough to leave. >> i was like, all right. we're going to go to dinner. and we had a great time at dinner. >> until a message from the hospital. >> it's like one of my worst moments, i swear. >> it's not anias this time, but jadon. he's having a massive seizure. they're trying desperately to get it under control. >> your earth s...

We're going to do it because everybody is here. >> it's a textbook delivery. despite being premature, the boys are in remarkably good shape. nicole and christian decide to name them jadon and anias. their names mean god heard and god answered. heard and answered. the daily prayers for their survival. >> we felt like god was already with us and really had been with us. >> but then anias begins to struggle. breathing issues, vision problems, heart failures, even seizures. it takes four rocky months to stabilize the twins. february 2016, they are finally ready to go home. >> we're going home. we'...

Break. >> no break in the pain that he suffers. and no break for a mother torn between two very needy and separate pbabies. >> you get this guilt, like, oh, which baby do i go to, and how do i do it? it is an odd change. jadon. hi. >> also remember, her 3-year-old, aza, has not been allowed in intensive care. nicole hasn't left since the surgery three weeks ago. finally, she feels confident enough to leave. >> i was like, all right. we're going to go to dinner. we had a great time at dinner. >> until a message from the hospital. >> this is like one of my worst moments. i swear. >> it is not an...

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Work. >> these are all basically cranial -- >> i understand what the mcdonalds are talking about when i meet pedestrianic neurosurgeon james goodrich at children's hospital in mont fear. there are heads everywhere, but his mind is singularly focused on separating jadon and anias. >> the goal ideally is to have both children come out without neurological issues, but one has to be realistic. i mean you cannot separate two brains, particularly if there is fusion, without the potential risk of something happening. >> a risk others have taken with goodrich. he has separated more twins joined at the...