The phrasing of the question is a bit unclear, but if you're asking whether there's a story involving rejected, disabled triplets, I haven't come across anything like that in mainstream media. However, there are plenty of narratives that explore themes of rejection, disability, and sibling bonds separately. For instance, 'A Tale for the Time Being' by Ruth Ozeki touches on isolation and resilience, while 'Wonder' by R.J. Palacio delves into disability and acceptance. If you're looking for something specific about triplets, maybe 'The Triple Mirror' by Nancy Huston could be interesting, though it doesn't focus on disability.
Sometimes, niche indie films or web novels tackle unique family dynamics like this. I recall a short film festival piece about triplets with varying abilities, but the title escapes me. If you're crafting your own story, these themes could make for a deeply emotional and layered narrative—just remember to handle disability representation with care and authenticity.