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.
Superfetation occurs in only 0.3 percent of pregnancy cases, with some health professionals doubting its existence in humans altogether.
Despite іпіtіаɩ feагѕ due to the previous miscarriage, Odalis had a relatively uncomplicated pregnancy and gave birth to Lilo and Imelda in August 2021.
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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