She told her parents she made a new friend at school. When they saw the picture, they called 911

worst-case scenario. I was terrified and heartbroken because I was told there was a high chance they wouldn’t survive the pregnancy.”

“And if they did survive, there was still the risk they wouldn’t make it through childbirth or surgery. Doctors couldn’t determine exactly how they were connected.»

“I didn’t even prepare to bring them home. It wasn’t until they had the surgery and were recovering in the hospital that my husband started painting the nursery and getting everything ready.”

Four years after the successful operation, Rosie and Ruby were healthy and ready to start school. Their proud mother shared how excited the girls were to meet their teacher and join their older sister Lilly at school.

While their parents were thrilled to see them reach this milestone, they admitted that the house would feel a little empty without them during the school day.

We’re overjoyed that these beautiful girls are thriving. We wish them all the best life has to offer.