Identical twins are a rare and extraordinary occurrence, happening in only three or four out of every 1,000 births. For Savannah Combs, a first-time mother, the news that she was expecting twins brought immense joy to her and her husband.
Throughout the pregnancy, everything progressed smoothly, and the couple learned they were expecting two baby girls. However, they received unexpected news: both of their identical twins had Down syndrome. Initially taken aback, Savannah, just 23 years old, soon embraced the reality with love and optimism. She realized that their condition didn’t define them but instead made them uniquely special. Savannah was unbothered by the diagnosis and looked forward to welcoming her extraordinary daughters into the world.
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