32 yr old Kelsey Hatcher welcomed two baby girls into the world in December, delivering fraternal twins at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital. But unlike typical twins, the newborns came from two separate wombs.
Hatcher vaginally delivered her first baby, Roxi, at 7:45 p.m. on Dec. 19, followed by Rebel, who was delivered by c-section about 10 hours later on Dec. 20.
Hatcher was a teen when she was diagnosed with uterus didelphys commonly referred to as a double uterus, which only occurs in 0.3% of women. She also has two cervixes.
The first ultrasound showed two fetuses in two uteruses. Two babies in two uteri were a true medical surprise said her doctor.
At the end of the day, it was two babies in one belly at the same time. They just had different apartments.
