Who are the miracle conjoined twins?

People get to a certain point in their lives where miracles become the last hope for them. As a matter of fact, the moment the word miracle is mentioned, the majority of people attribute it to the Christian faith due to their high level of belief in the supernatural or strange happenings.

However, the majority of stories around the world concerning people who experience miracles had no religious beliefs or affiliations. This is to say that, miracles can happen to anybody who the supernatural God chooses to give to regardless.

According to some schools of thought from the religious perspective, miracles are supernatural manifestations which go beyond medical or human understanding.

British mom by name, Hannah Bateson has undoubtedly shared her experience on how she gave birth to her conjoined twin girls Annabella and Isabella at London’s University College Hospital.

The conjoined twin girls Annabella and Isabella were born in March 2022. Of which, they are joined at the chest and pelvis and share a bowel, liver, leg, and bladder. Hannah and her husband Dan revealed in an interview with ITV News concerning their girls’ condition at the 12-week mark but unfortunately knew nothing about how their twin girls were conjoined.

Dan, the Husband of Hannah Bateson added his voice to the experience by revealing, “We were just trying to piece it all together,” Dan said.

”It was only after their birth which required a medical team of more than 20 people and that Hannah says she felt a sense of relief. Confirming what Dan said, Hannah added that she felt like the weight of the world had been lifted even as she recalls.

Considering the state of the conjoined twin girls, surgery to separate the girls has been booked and their parents are prepared for continual hospital visits.

‘Even if it means a life lived in and out of hospitals, we will be happy and to every stage, we are just been determined”.

The couple confidently stated: ”Our ideal world? We’ll be coming back here for the next 18 years which is a very scary thing to say, but if we’re coming back for the next 18 years, it means the girls survived”. Hannah added.