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Conjoined twin separated at Cook Children's goes home
Jamie-Lynn Finley was released from the hospital this week. Her sister will spend a few more weeks in the NICU.
FORT WORTH, Texas - One of the conjoined twins separated at Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth is home with her family.
Jamie-Lynn Finley was released from the hospital this week.
She and her sister, Amie-Lynn, were born in October.
They were conjoined at the chest but shared a liver.
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A team of 25 medical professionals participated in January’s 11-hour separation surgery.
"It was a scary journey because we didn't know what was going to happen," their father James Finley told FOX 4 in January.
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FULL VIDEO: Conjoined twins separated at Cook Children's Medical Center
Watch the story of Jamie Lynn and Amie Lynn and the amazing surgery to separate them. (Video courtesy: Cook Children's Medical Center)
The girls are the first set of conjoined twins to be separated at Cook Children’s.
Amie-Lynn is expected to remain in the NICU for a few more weeks.