This woman conceived her twins three weeks apart and our minds are blown 🤯
for a lot more than those brutal mood swings). But somehow, not only did a miracle egg slipped through the cracks when ovulation was supposed to have stopped, but it also managed to fertilize and implant in her uterus.He’s not convinced that the fertility drugs Roberts was taking played a role in the superfetation. “She didn’t release two eggs at the same time, which is what the medication normally does,” explained Walker. “But we have no way of proving it one way or another.
“Anything that can go wrong with a pregnancy is more common with twin pregnancies. But with a three-week difference, you don’t want to compromise the smaller twin by delivering too early. You have to keep a really close eye,” said Walker. So the delivery was crucial, and they were able to hold off until Roberts was 33 weeks along, when an issue with Rosalie’s umbilical cord had prevented her from growing.
“Even though they were born on the same day, there’s definitely an age difference between them,” Roberts noted. “It’s noticeable.
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