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July 26, 2017
Anthony and Nicholas Aurilia
The 3-year-old twin brothers who tragically drowned in their Long Island pool Wednesdaywere “miracle babies” who came after a long road of troubled pregnancies, a family friend told The Post.
The pool where Anthony and Nicholas Aurilia drowned.Edmund J. Coppa
Eboni Huggins, a close friend to Sue Aurilia — mother of dead twins Anthony and Nicholas — said the fact Aurilia had any children at all is a blessing.
“She has such difficulty with pregnancies so having three of them was just a super blessing, I cannot even believe this is happening to her,” Huggins said by phone.
“She had a bit of a tough time, some women have tough times, so all three of her children are miracle children.”
Aurilia awoke around 8:30 a.m. and discovered Nicholas floating in the pool at their new four-bedroom home in Melville, where they had just moved to from Queens.
The frantic mother desperately tried to resuscitate him while calling 911 for help. She was unable to find Anthony until first responders came. He was eventually found at the bottom of the pool.
Huggins said the twins always followed each other.
“What one does, the other does.”
http://nypost.com/2017/07/26/twin-boys-who-drowned-in-pool-were-moms-miracle-babies/
The 3-year-old twin brothers who tragically drowned in their Long Island pool Wednesdaywere “miracle babies” who came after a long road of troubled pregnancies, a family friend told The Post.
The pool where Anthony and Nicholas Aurilia drowned.Edmund J. Coppa
Eboni Huggins, a close friend to Sue Aurilia — mother of dead twins Anthony and Nicholas — said the fact Aurilia had any children at all is a blessing.
“She has such difficulty with pregnancies so having three of them was just a super blessing, I cannot even believe this is happening to her,” Huggins said by phone.
“She had a bit of a tough time, some women have tough times, so all three of her children are miracle children.”
Aurilia awoke around 8:30 a.m. and discovered Nicholas floating in the pool at their new four-bedroom home in Melville, where they had just moved to from Queens.
The frantic mother desperately tried to resuscitate him while calling 911 for help. She was unable to find Anthony until first responders came. He was eventually found at the bottom of the pool.
Huggins said the twins always followed each other.
“What one does, the other does.”
http://nypost.com/2017/07/26/twin-boys-who-drowned-in-pool-were-moms-miracle-babies/
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