Alabama Mother With Rare Double Uterus Delivers Two Girls In Two Days. Know What Caused This One-In-A-Million Pregnancy

Kelsey Hatcher gave birth to Roxi Layla on December 19, and Rebel Laken on December 20, at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital. This was a case of a one-in-a-million pregnancy, and the reason why she could deliver two girls in two days is that she has two uteri.
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Since the woman, Kelsey Hatcher, has a rare double uterus, she was pregnant with a baby on each side. Also, the twins will have two different birthdays as they were born on different days.
In a one-in-a-million pregnancy, a woman with a unique physiological condition has defied the odds, welcoming two daughters into the world in a rare, back-to-back birth over two consecutive days. The woman, Kelsey Hatcher, delivered the first child at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital on December 19 and the second on December 20. This extraordinary occurrence was due to her rare condition: she possesses two uteri, known medically as uterine didelphys, which allowed each of her
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