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Are Abby and Brittany Hensel Still Alive? What Happened to Them?

American twins Brittany Lee Hensel and Abigail Loraine Hensel were connected at the hip on March 7, 1990.

They are dicephalic parapagus twins, a type of conjoined twin that has two heads attached to a single torso.

Unusually for conjoined twins, their physical symmetry is quite high, providing the appearance of a single body with little deviations from normal proportions.

After learning from specialists that the odds of survival were extremely slim, their parents opted not to pursue surgical separation to separate the two at birth.

In order to perform fundamental tasks like crawling, walking, and clapping, the twins had to learn to work together as they matured.

They have figured out how to compromise on everything, including how they dress, eat, play sports, and more.

Are Abby and Brittany Hensel Still Alive?

At the age of 32, Abby and Brittany are still enjoying life to the fullest. Fourth and fifth graders are taught by them.

The twins split the same pay despite having different teaching licenses. They reportedly intend to discuss a pay raise.

Abby and Brittany’s health is not a concern when it comes to them instructing in primary schools, according to both students and faculty.

The twins obtained employment after finishing their teaching degrees. Paul Good, the principal of the institution, claimed that he hired the sisters because of their qualifications and capacity to motivate others to pursue their aspirations whatever challenges they may face.

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Arica Deslauriers

Update: 2024-05-20