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Louise Hubbard , Justine Ducker and Danielle Mann , from Norwich , found out their children had congenital heart disease.
The three women were told there was a problem with their baby's heart at 20 weeks pregnant.
Louise shared her story of her daughters being diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot .
Danielle 's daughter Ruby , five , also had to have her first surgery when she was just 25 days old .
The trio formed a support chat which became "a lifeline friendship" with their babies due weeks apart.
All the children face future surgeries and are regularly checked by GOSH .
The mums have praised GOSH for its "invaluable support" This year all the women and their children are taking part in the RBC Race for the Kids.
They hope by highlighting how common it is for congenital heart disease, other parents in their position will not not feel alone.
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