Children are happiness. And American Kelsey Hatcher from Alabama knows this firsthand: the 32-year-old woman and her husband Caleb are raising three children – RaeLynn (6 years old), Rivera (4 years old) and Remy (2 years old). But with her fourth pregnancy, everything did not go according to plan, because she became a unique case, recorded at most once in 50 million.
During registration, Kelsey was happy to learn that everything was going well. And just in case, she clarified that she has a rare pathology - two uteruses (Uterus Didelphys - complete doubling of the uterus involves the connection of each organ with one tube and ovary).
Here a surprise was discovered - the second fruit. Simultaneous ovulation is a very rare occurrence. In Hatcher's case, her children are fraternal twins. The pregnancy was going well. Doctors set a tentative due date for Christmas. But the little ones were in a bit of a hurry to celebrate their first Christmas at home with the whole family.
The eldest daughter, Roxy Leila, was born naturally on December 19. And Rebel Laken caught up with her sister 20 hours later. The second girl was born by caesarean section.
So the twins have different birthdays. According to Kelsey, the pregnancy was no different from the previous three, except for the need to visit doctors more often.
Resilience and optimism open up enormous opportunities. And the happy mother, confident that everything would go perfectly, despite the rare feature, returned home with the babies before the holidays to celebrate them in a decently expanded family circle.