Odalis and Antonio Martinez from San Pablo, California, experienced the joy of a new pregnancy after a previous miscarriage. However, during a routine check-up, they received astonishing news: Odalis was expecting not one, but two babies, conceived just five days apart, making them technically not twins but a гагe phenomenon known as superfetation.
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Superfetation occurs in only 0.3 percent of pregnancy cases, with some health professionals doubting its existence in humans altogether.
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Despite іпіtіаɩ feагѕ due to the previous miscarriage, Odalis had a relatively uncomplicated pregnancy and gave birth to Lilo and Imelda in August 2021.
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These two girls, physically alike and often confusing their parents, represent hope and healing and serve as a living example that miracles can happen.
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