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Sky Jewels

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3. It seems like they each have two arms and two legs (?)

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Thu Jan 26, 2023, 10:12 PM

Jan 2023

Being conjoined is surely tough, but this particular case seems better than a lot of other scenarios, like when the twins are joined at the skull or don't have a full set of limbs for each.

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Conjoined twins in Texas successfully separated after 11-hour surgery [View all] IcyPeas Jan 2023 OP

THAT IS BEAUTIFUL. OAITW r.2.0 Jan 2023 #1

Yes. In their case, 2 heads not better than 1. Funtatlaguy Jan 2023 #2

It seems like they each have two arms and two legs (?) Sky Jewels Jan 2023 #3

Yes, this scenario seems easier to deal with than many of the cases of conjoined twins. Apparently, skylucy Jan 2023 #4