🍼🍼 Seeing double

👶 Sometimes you just need to see a really cute baby (or two). Meet Kelsea and Willow, aka the “miracle twins” who were given an only 10% chance of survival when doctors discovered the fetuses were sharing one placenta within the womb (twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome). 

Following a successful laser ablation surgery, the girls were born at 32 weeks and spent a month in the NICU before being sent home.

• Fast forward seven months, and Kelsea and Willow are thriving and developing as normal. 
• “They continue to amaze us every day,” mom Sally Kynoch shared. “They truly are miracles! We are forever grateful for everything that was done to save our twins."