Tha Claire a Inbhirnaran air aon dhan triuir chloinne bha I giulan a 'chall agus tha an dithis eile ,Holly agus Hannah ,ann an ionad dluth chùram nam pàisdean ann an ospadal Rathaigmhòr. Tha càraid bhalach , Sebastian agus Harrison anns an ionad cuideachd agus tha dotairean air deanamh a mach gu bheil Goldenhar syndrome air fear dhiubh.Tha athair Shane 'g innse mu na dh'fhaodadh bhi rompa. Aig clinic ante -natal tha a 'bhean -ghlùin' Morag Chaimbeul a'coinneachadh ri Heather agus suil aice ris an dara leanaibh. Bha Heather a'fulang le trom inntinn as deidh dhi a 'cheud phàiste fhaighinn agus tha I 'g innse mar a'fhuair I as a chionn. Tha Anna Nicilleathain Fleming air tighinn tarsainn a chaolais bho eilean Liosmòr gu Port na h-Apainn 'son coinneachadh ris a bhean -ghlùin ' Catriona NicDhòmhnaill agus tha Uisdean, a tha coig seachdainnean deug ,air tighinn a Leòdhas son furtachd fhaighinn air na trioblaidean th'aige bhi deoghal a 'bhainne .

Nairn mum Claire has tragically lost one of her triplets. Her surviving daughters Holly and Hannah are premature and are in Raigmore hospital 's Special Care Baby Unit. Special care staff are also looking after precious twin boys Sebastian and Harrison, one of whom has been diagnosed with a rare condition called Goldenhar Syndrome. Dad Shane explains what the future may hold. Fifteen weeks pregnant, Heather attends ante natal clinic and tells midwife Morag Campbell how she coped with post natal depression after the birth of her first child. Another mum, Ann Maclean Fleming makes a ferry journey from the island of Lismore to Port Appin on the mainland to meet Lochaber midwife Catherine MacDonald and a simple procedure to snip the membrane restricting his tongue movement brings instant relief for 15 week old Uisdean from Lewis. Show less