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Ascension Sacred Heart NICU celebrates the Fourth with its tiniest patriot

The NICU team at Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast marked the Fourth of July by celebrating one of its youngest and smallest patients in patriotic style.
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While many people prepare for fireworks, the mother and baby care team at Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast is celebrating a different kind of spark.

The hospital’s NICU team captured photos of one of its newest and smallest patients dressed up for the Fourth of July.

Photos courtesy of Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast

“Meet the newest red, white and blue bundle JT!” the team shared.

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