Conjoined twin Abby Hensel is now married

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Will their child have 2 mothers?

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Anonymous wrote:Will their child have 2 mothers?

I would think so since they share a uterus. I wonder if they can have children at all though.

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Anonymous wrote:Will their child have 2 mothers?

I would think so since they share a uterus. I wonder if they can have children at all though.

And ovaries so they both will be mothers to the child(ren).

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They have a great sense of humor.
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Anonymous wrote:I can't help but be squeed out by this set of twins. I would never say this in real life, but I can't see anything but a two-headed person when I see them, and it just weirds me out. Yes, I know. I'm terrible. I get that.

That being said, they aren't here for my comfort and I'm genuinely happy for them that they have a nice life and one or both has found love.

They are human beings like you are a human being. They didn’t choose to be co-joined twins. Why are you squeed out by people who didn’t choose their circumstances but graduated from college and teach 5th grades?

Stop pretending that they look normal. They don’t. Of course they didn’t choose their circumstances. Neither did the elephant man. But they still look odd.

Nobody is pretending they look normal. Lots of people don’t look “normal.” What is “normal,” btw? Civilized people don’t base their opinions of people on their looks.

I bet someone, somewhere, thinks you look odd.

DP- come on now you can’t be serious. There’s literally only one other set of conjoined twins with their same condition- connected in the same way- alive in the world right now. You mean to say that if they were walking down the street you wouldn’t look twice? Of course they look odd. It’s an odd situation.

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That PP likes to think they’re so above it all, but when you really get down to it there’s no way in helł there’s not even a fleeting thought of “omg what on earth is happening there…” when they see a medical oddity. Its a normal human reaction.

Human beings are not “medical oddities.” These women deserve to be treated with respect and dignity.

Some of you are not very nice.

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Anonymous wrote:Will their child have 2 mothers?

I would think so since they share a uterus. I wonder if they can have children at all though.

And ovaries so they both will be mothers to the child(ren).

And identical DNA.

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Anonymous wrote:I can't help but be squeed out by this set of twins. I would never say this in real life, but I can't see anything but a two-headed person when I see them, and it just weirds me out. Yes, I know. I'm terrible. I get that.

That being said, they aren't here for my comfort and I'm genuinely happy for them that they have a nice life and one or both has found love.

They are human beings like you are a human being. They didn’t choose to be co-joined twins. Why are you squeed out by people who didn’t choose their circumstances but graduated from college and teach 5th grades?

Stop pretending that they look normal. They don’t. Of course they didn’t choose their circumstances. Neither did the elephant man. But they still look odd.

Nobody is pretending they look normal. Lots of people don’t look “normal.” What is “normal,” btw? Civilized people don’t base their opinions of people on their looks.

I bet someone, somewhere, thinks you look odd.

DP- come on now you can’t be serious. There’s literally only one other set of conjoined twins with their same condition- connected in the same way- alive in the world right now. You mean to say that if they were walking down the street you wouldn’t look twice? Of course they look odd. It’s an odd situation.

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That PP likes to think they’re so above it all, but when you really get down to it there’s no way in helł there’s not even a fleeting thought of “omg what on earth is happening there…” when they see a medical oddity. Its a normal human reaction.

Human beings are not “medical oddities.” These women deserve to be treated with respect and dignity.

Some of you are not very nice.

Being curious about this VERY unique medical situation is in no way disrespecting these women. Humans are meant to be curious creatures, that's how we make progress in science, the world, etc.

The only odd thing is people pretending they don't have any questions.

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Anonymous wrote:Will their child have 2 mothers?

I would think so since they share a uterus. I wonder if they can have children at all though.

As far as they know, the reproductive organs are functioning normally so they expect to have children.

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Well I hope all three of them are happy and satisfied with the situation. It’s nice to see that one (or both) of these girls found love even though so many people are disturbed by unusual people.

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Who keeps refreshing the daily mail to post these threads?

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Anonymous wrote:I can't help but be squeed out by this set of twins. I would never say this in real life, but I can't see anything but a two-headed person when I see them, and it just weirds me out. Yes, I know. I'm terrible. I get that.

That being said, they aren't here for my comfort and I'm genuinely happy for them that they have a nice life and one or both has found love.

They are human beings like you are a human being. They didn’t choose to be co-joined twins. Why are you squeed out by people who didn’t choose their circumstances but graduated from college and teach 5th grades?

Stop pretending that they look normal. They don’t. Of course they didn’t choose their circumstances. Neither did the elephant man. But they still look odd.

Nobody is pretending they look normal. Lots of people don’t look “normal.” What is “normal,” btw? Civilized people don’t base their opinions of people on their looks.

I bet someone, somewhere, thinks you look odd.

DP- come on now you can’t be serious. There’s literally only one other set of conjoined twins with their same condition- connected in the same way- alive in the world right now. You mean to say that if they were walking down the street you wouldn’t look twice? Of course they look odd. It’s an odd situation.

+1
That PP likes to think they’re so above it all, but when you really get down to it there’s no way in helł there’s not even a fleeting thought of “omg what on earth is happening there…” when they see a medical oddity. Its a normal human reaction.

Human beings are not “medical oddities.” These women deserve to be treated with respect and dignity.

Some of you are not very nice.

Absolutely human beings are medical oddities!! All kinds and sorts, there are so many medical oddities. What kind of weird ass Pollyanna world do you live in?

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Anonymous wrote:Well I hope all three of them are happy and satisfied with the situation. It’s nice to see that one (or both) of these girls found love even though so many people are disturbed by unusual people.

They are women, not girls.

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Does the husband only kiss the wife, and he's platonic with the other? Or does he kiss both? If the latter, then they both are getting a chance at a relationship and normalcy. Good for them. I hope he doesn't get in a fight with one? Complicated!!!

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What if one sister gets into a fight with the husband and doesn’t want to be around him but the other sister is fine and watches to hangout and watch a movie? What if one ultimately wants a divorce but the other doesn’t? I just don’t get it.

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Can they have a baby?