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Suffolk baby defies odds

Published: 11:08 AM January 24, 2004    Updated: 9:26 PM February 17, 2021

TODAY little William King is a normal, happy baby – but he would not be here at all if it was not for the quick thinking ambulance crew who saved his life.

TODAY little William King is a normal, happy baby – but he would not be here at all if it was not for the quick thinking ambulance crew who saved his life.

Little William was born eight weeks early, still inside by his protective sac, with the placenta and umbilical cord still attached.

For the full story see tonight's Evening Star.

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