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Hope & Faith died after 19 days on earth in Australia
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Conjoined twin gilr's mother Renee Young plays with her girls
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Conjoined twin girls in Australia die after 19 days of life
The conjoined twin girls of
Australian origin, whose miraculous birth on May 8 shocked the world,
have finally died at a hospital in Australia today, May 27 after living
for just 19 days.
Hope and Faith Howie
shared a body but had two separate faces and separate brains. The girls
survived a miraculous birth and were christened on May 8. Both were
born with an extreme rare condition medical experts have termed, disrosopus – which leads to a baby with two faces.
According to statistics, only less than 40 people in history are believed to have suffered from the same condition.
The girls’ mother Renee Young earlier told Women's Day
that unless anyone sees them before it could be believed they truly
exist adding that they both developed their own personalities.
"Sometimes
Faith will cry and wake Hope up, who then looks sideways as if to
say...Thanks for that. We are blessed we've got this far. I just find
them adorable."
According to reports, Renee Young
was originally advised to terminate the pregnancy but said her amazing
little girls had a reasonable chance of survival if they made it to the
five week mark.
'Each time I come means they've reached another milestone and pulled through another day,' their father Simon Howie said.
Renee reportedly went into labour at just 32 weeks.
According to reports, Renee Young was originally advised to terminate the pregnancy but said her amazing little girls had a reasonable chance of survival if they made it to the five week mark.
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