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Shariya Small delivered triplets at just 26 weeks , when the average gestation for triplets is 33 weeks .
The babies, Serenitee , Samari and Sarayah , had to stay in the NICU at Community Hospital North in Indianapolis for more than five months .
Small's nurse Katrina Mullen noticed the young mom visited her babies alone, not appearing to have much of a support system.
Mullen gave Small her phone number before the babies were discharged from the hospital.
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