'Two warriors': the conjoined twins who hung on to life - BBC Africa
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2024
- When twin sisters Marieme and Ndeye were born conjoined, doctors didn’t expect them to live more than a few days.
Seven years onwards, their father Ibrahima says that, as time went by, both their family and the doctors that treated them realised that "we are going to deal with warriors''.
The sisters were allowed to remain in the UK for medical care. Their mother is in Senegal to look after the rest of the children.
Produced by Lucy Owen and Rick Hartley for BBC Wales.
Edited by Ellen Tsang.
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"That's why they're together because they really love each other" omg that little girl, my heart melted
I'm watching this from Dakar/ Senegal, may they have a long pleasant and successful life❤ Be strong daddy❤ These lovely little girls must be helped and put under the right conditions and environment so that they can have the best education possible and fulfill their dreams ❤
I watchvthe documentary on BBC today. Their father is the most caring parent in the world. A true child of God, bless him.
I’m so happy for this dad, that he could move to the UK to give his girls a chance of life. I just finish watching the whole story on TV. Hope his wife and other kids will be able to join him too 🙏🏽❤️
What an amazing dad.
Thanks for Sharing your Beautiful Girls.They have a wonderful farther.
They are blessed twins and wish for them good days come ahead.
What an amazing spiritual experience and message these twins brought into their world. Thank you. Im in awe.
Soulmates.
May the ancestors bless you and your kids
Great video
Bs. Those kids definitely see disability. They were just raised by parents who taught them kindness and respect.
🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿❤️❤️
this is very sad. because if one of them get sick or die the another just wait for her faith.
I think it would have been better to separate them even with the risks. Sorry to say. At least one would have a normal life.
_"This is what I wanted, for them to have a normal life."_ Bro, their life is anything but normal. Abortion is a blessing and death can be compassion because many ways of living such as this is in fact worse than death.
Maybe to you! Ask these girls if they'd rather be dead and never had a chance at what life may bring. You are so selfish.
Maybe abortion wasnt an option for them idk