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.
Now the woman’s original partner only has to
pay out child support for one of the children.
Passaic County Judge Sohail Mohammad made
the ruling in the paternity case on Monday, the
New Jersey Law Journal reported.
Paternity tests showed the woman’s former
boyfriend was almost certainly the father of one
twin – but wasn’t the father of the other.
Now he only has to pay out $28 – around £18 –
per week for his daughter.
Judge Mohammad said he found just two other
court cases of a woman giving birth to twins
from separate dads, which occurs in one out of
every 13,000 reported paternity cases involving
twins.
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.
Amazingly, it is also possible for a woman to
give birth to twins who have been conceived
weeks or even months apart, if she continues to
ovulate even after she has become pregnant, in a
process called superfetation.
It is claimed that superfetation is common in
some species of animals, but is extremely rare in
humans.
In 2009, Todd and Julia Grovenburg of Fort
Smith, Arkansas, conceived an additional child
while already pregnant with a baby conceived
two and a half weeks earlier.
Both healthy babies were delivered through
Caesarean section on December 2, 2009, when
Julia, 33, became one of only 11 women ever
reported to conceive while already pregnant.
“It’s common knowledge and written down in
medical books that you can’t get pregnant while
already pregnant,” Julia said.
“But somehow, after years of trying to conceive,
I became the exception to the rule – getting
pregnant twice in two weeks.”

K

Unbelievable

But they so much look alike

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Eemo ree oooooo :]

Gurlz: ::: mysterious Creature

Odikwa risky

Abomination!!!!!!!!!

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