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http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/woman-gives-birth-new-baby-5665572

 

A new mum has given birth to twins who have two different fathers.

 

The incredible case was revealed after the woman, identified only as T.M., named her current boyfriend as the father of her twins.

 

But T.M. admitted before maternity papers were signed that she had actually slept with a different man a week after she believed she conceived with her boyfriend.

 

A paternity test was carried out and it was revealed that the two men had each fathered one of the twins, who are now toddlers.

 

 

 

It seems medically impossible, but a woman can give birth to twins with two fathers when she has sex with two different men in the same week.

 

In a process known as heteropaternal superfecundation, the rare incident occurs when a woman releases two eggs during her menstrual cycle and different men fertilise one egg each.

 

It is a more common occurrence when the same dad fertilises two eggs during separate incidences of sex.

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Wah danz....

 

This is mind boggling siah!

 

Fark the menstrual CYCLE. This lady is confirmed a VILLAGE BICYCLE. Everyone had a ride on it.

 

 

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/woman-gives-birth-new-baby-5665572

A new mum has given birth to twins who have two different fathers.

The incredible case was revealed after the woman, identified only as T.M., named her current boyfriend as the father of her twins.

But T.M. admitted before maternity papers were signed that she had actually slept with a different man a week after she believed she conceived with her boyfriend.

A paternity test was carried out and it was revealed that the two men had each fathered one of the twins, who are now toddlers.



It seems medically impossible, but a woman can give birth to twins with two fathers when she has sex with two different men in the same week.

In a process known as heteropaternal superfecundation, the rare incident occurs when a woman releases two eggs during her menstrual cycle and different men fertilise one egg each.

It is a more common occurrence when the same dad fertilises two eggs during separate incidences of sex.

 

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Wah danz....

 

This is mind boggling siah!

 

This lady is confirmed a VILLAGE BICYCLE. Everyone had a ride on it.

 

 

 

And now everyone had a claim on the bicycle haha

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Dunno she ignorant or purpurly, she was dam fertile during dat period sia..... [sweatdrop]

 

Normally during this period, the woman is also very horny [sly] Sum [gorgeous] more horns than man. I came across b4 [lipsrsealed]

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this one more complicating..

 

http://www.opposingviews.com/i/health/womens-health/woman-gives-birth-children-discovers-her-twin-actually-biological-mother-she

 

 

 

 

Woman Gives Birth To Children, Discovers Her Twin Is Actually The Biological Mother, But She Is Technically Her Own Twin
By Dominic Kelly, Thu, January 30, 2014

A Washington state woman was shocked when she was told that the children she gave birth to were not her own. It turned out that her twin was actually the biological mother of her children, and this only led to more confusion because she didn’t have a twin. In the end, it was discovered that the woman was in fact her own twin, confirmed by doctors to be a rare medical condition.

It all started when Lydia Fairchild, then 26 years old, found herself single and struggling to take care of her two children while pregnant with her third. She decided to apply for government assistance, but faced a ton of roadblocks in the process.

At a certain point, Fairchild was required to undergo DNA testing to prove that she was the mother of her children. Nobody ever expected the results to come back negative, but when they did, the news shocked everyone. Fairchild was told that she was going to be investigated for welfare fraud because the children were not hers, and at that point, the woman was completely stuck.

“I knew that I carried them, and I knew that I delivered them,” said Fairchild. “There was no doubt in my mind.”

The OBGYN that delivered Fairchild’s children was equally shocked by the news.

“I’ve been doing this long enough to recognize when someone is giving birth right in front of you,” said Dr. Leonard Dreisbach.

Eventually, the court ordered that a blood test be performed on Fairchild’s third child immediately following the birth. When the blood test was performed right after the birth, the results showed that Fairchild was not the mother.

This only brought about more confusion, but eventually, doctors were able to figure out the reason behind everything. It turned out that Fairchild was a chimera, which essentially means that she had the cells of a lost twin in her ovaries.

“A chimera or a person with chimerism is an odd sort of twin,” explains a 2009 Yahoo report. “A chimera happens when two fertilized eggs fuse in the womb. If the fusion does not happen, the result would be fraternal twins, but when it does happen, you get a twin that is not visibly a twin at all. Most chimeras have no idea and will never have any idea that they were and technically are a twin. Visibly, there is no difference, although, a chimera may have two different colored eyes. The real signs are in the DNA.”

Once it was confirmed that Fairchild was a chimera, her case was dismissed.

 

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Dunno she ignorant or purpurly, she was dam fertile during dat period sia..... [sweatdrop]

 

More like the first guy or the second guy spermatozoa damn tokkong. Still can live in the women's womb for so long and make it to the finish line.

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