[chris]

Four-year-old conjoined twins Maliyah and Kendra Herrin roll around and giggle in their bedroom on June 21, 2006 in Salt Lake City. The twins who share one pair of legs, a liver, one functioning kidney and part of the large intestine were born in a perpetual hug, their little bodies fused at the midsection so that they are practically face-to-face. On Monday, surgeons at Primary Children's Medical Center will try to separate the twins in an operation that could take 14 to 30 hours.

[Swappi]

someone should find the aftermath story :)

[Kehko]

Originally Posted by Swappi ↗

someone should find the aftermath story :)

Kendra Deene and Maliyah Mae Herrin were born February 26, 2002 at the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. They were born 8 weeks premature at 32 weeks gestation. They are former Ischiopagus / Omphalopagus Conjoined Twins, meaning that they were joined at the abdomen and the pelvis. They shared several organs, mainly a kidney, liver, and large intestine. They were successfully separated August 7, 2006. They are very healthy and happy little girls, each with her own distinct personality. They are very smart and are learning new things every day. Together they could scoot around, roll over, pull up to standing, and even do a summersault. They are best friends and have such a close bond. They are such wonderful miracles and they continue to bring joy to their family and friends everyday. We love them so much.

looks like it was a success! but seems like when they are sharing so many vital organs, one (or both) usually dies

[starstar]

poor kids

[dssxdss]

it would still be a threesome, right?

[shmagmiepen]

they looked happy there

[Nil8groupie]

Wait how did the sep. these girls?
Do they each have one leg? Who got the kidney.
I'm confused.

[beccatheeditor]

They each have one leg. Kendra got the kidney and Maliyah got a transplanted one.

[Vandal Known As Myth]

conjoined twins are sweet

[kodusama]

are they ever going to reproduce?