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   Apparently, the woman conceived her babies about three weeks apart. Link contains photo of ultrasound:
   http://www.comcast.net/video/expecting-two-but-not-twins/1274273893/Comcast/popular/

   Posted 5 months ago by Kitten Whisperer #

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   Thanks KW!! I heard the lead in for this story on the news but had to leave before they showed the story..Wow, I knew that cats could do this but not people!

   Posted 5 months ago by 2bpurring #

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   I have read about this happening, and knew that it was possible. But I've never actually seen it.

   Bet they were surprised, huh?

   Posted 5 months ago by WillowandWindismom #

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   Hey don't give Octo-Mom any more ideas!

   Posted 5 months ago by jeankit #

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   The link is unavailable at this time but I'm assuming the story is about the New Zealand woman. We don't do things by halves here. Very interesting situation, I hope everything works out well for them when the time comes for the babies to be born.
   Oh, the story was in a magazine I bought yesterday.

   Posted 5 months ago by Moonshadow_NZ #

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   Wow...I'm more than amazed! I've never heard of such a thing...in people that is! Thanks KW! =)

   Posted 5 months ago by Karenopa #

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   The link I posted is a story about a woman in Arkansas. Here is another link to try: http://abcnews.go.com/Health/ReproductiveHealth/pregnant-woman-pregnant-julia-grovenburg-conceives-consecutively/story?id=8656369

   This phenomenon is called superfetation. Who knew?!!

   Posted 5 months ago by Kitten Whisperer #

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   I thought it only happened in soap operas ! lol

   Posted 5 months ago by 2 Popoki #

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   Oh, the story here in NZ is a woman with two separate wombs and a baby gestating in each womb but probably conceived at different time. She is now 28 weeks pregnant and could deliver any time now but possibly have the babies days or even weeks apart. She had already had 2 boys from the right womb and a girl who was born at 22 weeks but didn't survive from the left womb. The babies she is expecting now have passed the 1kg(2.2lb) mark and are a boy and a girl.
   As this appears to be an exclusive story I can't find any links to it.
   This is a rare condition called uterus didelphys.
   Positive Thoughts for the birth of the babies.

   Posted 5 months ago by Moonshadow_NZ #

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