Twin sisters from the United States of America gave birth to daughters on their shared birthday.
The best thing about the thing is that the little ones were born just 90 apart from each other!
Autumn Shaw and Amber Tramontona, who are from Knoxville, Tennessee, welcomed their daughters together on October 29, 2020.
They also gave birth in the same hospitals.
For the ones that are wondering, the sisters gave birth in separate rooms.
During an interview with ABC6, Amber, who is one of the sisters, said that having kids at the same time had been part of their plan since the beginning.
During the interview she said:
We wanted our kids to have the same experience that we had growing up, just more siblings. I would say, ‘you need an Autumn, and she needs an Amber, and you need a person’. So that’s why we wanted to have babies close together. But we didn’t plan that it was going to be this close together.
This is not the only thing that they have done in life together, said the sisters.
The sisters said that they share many similarities aside from the characteristic that they have in their bodies because they are twins.
Autumn, the other sister, said:
From childhood to homecoming to high school to college and nursing school, nurse practitioner school, our sons who are 10 weeks apart, having them close in age and now our girls.
Autumn said that she became pregnant when she was recovering from a previous miscarriage.
She added:
We didn’t really understand God’s plan or why that happened to us, we knew that it was common, but we knew He had a bigger plan and we just trusted that plan.
Dr. George Vick, the doctor of Amber and Autumn, said that he has been practicing medicine for 45 years and has never seen anything like these before.
I mean it is pretty unlikely that you will see twins giving birth at the same time.
We congratulate Autumn and Amber along with their family on their extremely special event!
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