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<\/span><\/a><\/p>\nThe birth took place in March 2022 at University College Hospital in London. Immediately after birth, the girls were transferred to one of the UK\u2019s best children\u2019s hospitals.<\/p>\n
There, doctors began a long preparation for surgery \u2014 not only to \u201cseparate\u201d the bodies, but to ensure that each girl could live and develop independently.<\/p>\n
Months passed. The medical team studied scans, 3D models of organs and blood vessels, and practiced on virtual simulations.<\/p>\n
In September 2022 came the day that was both feared and eagerly awaited. More than thirty specialists gathered in two adjacent operating rooms to carry out the many-hour operation.<\/p>\n
After eighteen hours of intense work, Annabelle and Isabelle lay on separate operating tables for the first time. Each still had one leg of her own. Despite the loss, both survived.<\/p>\n Weeks of intensive care followed, with dozens of dressing changes and additional surgeries. In total, the girls have undergone about twenty surgical procedures since birth.<\/p>\n Today, Annabelle and Isabelle are growing up like ordinary sisters. They have different personalities: Annabelle is more talkative, loves attention, and enjoys singing, while Isabelle is calmer but very active and determined.<\/p>\n<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n