Conjoined twins given 2% survival chance graduate kindergarten | SWNS

Rare conjoined twins who survived separation surgery despite just 2% chance of survival have graduated kindergarten.
Mum Heather Delaney, 33, learned at just 11 weeks pregnant that she was carrying conjoined twin baby girls.
Connected at the head - known as craniopagus twins - the babies had a low chance of survival, but fought against the odds.
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Glad to see the girls are doing well 😊

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Beautiful babies. Good luck to them.

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What strong kids! Best of luck to this family.

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Sad that one of them didn't fair as well as the other one.

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Erin & Abbey are miracles

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Thank God you gave them the opportunity to prove the “experts” wrong. All children have the right to a happy life.

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Alles Gute für ihr weiteres Leben .

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Watching from Nova Scotia, Canada.

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I am sooo glad to see them growing and improved thanks to allah ❤❤❤❤

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