Abigail Loraine "Abby" Hensel and Brittany Lee Hensel (born March 7, 1990) are
dicephalic parapagus twins, meaning that
they are conjoined twins, each of whom
has a separate head, but whose bodies
are joined. They are highly symmetric for
conjoined twins, giving the appearance of
having just a single body without marked
variation from normal proportion. In fact,
several vital organs are doubled up; each
twin has a separate heart, stomach, spine,
and spinal cord.
Each twin controls her half of their body,
operating one of the arms and one of the
legs. This means that as infants, the initial
learning of physical processes that
required bodily coordination, such as
clapping, crawling, and walking required
the cooperation of both twins. While each
is able to eat and write separately and
simultaneously, activities such as running
and swimming must be coordinated and
alternate symmetrically. Other activities as
diverse as brushing hair and driving a car
require that each twin perform a
sequence of separate actions that
coordinate with the other.
Despite the curiosity that their condition
has generated, the twins received
relatively little press attention until
adulthood. At the age of 16, they gave an
interview on The Learning Channel on
December 17, 2006, in which they
discussed aspects of their daily lives and
plans for the future. They starred in their
own Abby & Brittany reality series on TLC
in 2012.[1][2]
Background
The twins were born in Carver County,
Minnesota, the daughters of Patty, a
registered nurse, and Mike Hensel, a
carpenter and landscaper. They have a
younger brother, Dakota (whose
nickname is Koty) and a younger sister,
Morgan. They also have a dog, Sadie. They
were raised in New Germany and
attended Lutheran High School in Mayer.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abigail_and_Brittany_Hensel

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I think they've grown up fully well now right and are even married.?

I only see a gal with 2heads

@op you've just finished watching LABE ORUN abi
.. guy go unto d next gist jhoor