This Baby was pregnant with her twin growing in her stomach.

This Baby Was Born Pregnant With Her Twin Growing In Her Stomach.

opera.com
Apr 28, 2020 12:30 PM

This is a true-life story that happened in Botswana African.

According to the mother Mrs. Oratile Sagele, she said it all started when she was 5 months pregnant with her daughter, she went for an ultrasound scan then the doctors said her baby had a massive mass in her stomach, so she was advised to see a specialist, which she did.

When she went to see the specialist, it was confirmed that there was a huge mass in her daughter's stomach and she was booked for every month check-up to see if the mass will dissolve on its own or continue to grow.

This was baby Yamasa at one-month-old.
She continued going for the check-up until she was 9 months pregnant. When it was the first week of her 9 months, the doctors told her to go for a Cesarean Section because they didn't know the condition of the baby as at then.
she was operated on the 15th of June 2017 and her daughter Yamasa sagele was born with a huge mass in her stomach.
Even after her birth, the doctors still couldn't identify what the mass contains because it was affecting her right kidney and liver, so she was booked to be operated on when she is a month old.
When she was one month old, her mother took her for the operation and they couldn't believe what they saw, it was her twin growing inside of her. Medically it is called fetus in fetu.



The operation was successful and here she is now 2 years old. She is now very fit and healthy.

These are her doctor's report.
Who could have believed that such things happen?
Mothers, please be grateful to God for making it possible for you to carry your baby in your womb for a good 9 months and delivering safely without complication.
It's not easy what some mothers go through during pregnancy.
So tell me, what are you grateful for?

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