Two sisters once given only a slim chance to walk after birth are now thriving with the help of some amazing doctors and some very generous people in their community.
Twins born joined at the head have gone home to North Carolina, four months after surgery in Philadelphia separated them.
Stanford has performed the fifth operation involving conjoined twins. The two-year-old girls from the Sacramento area were successfully separated in a 17 hour operation
1-year-olds Jaden and Anais McDonald from Illinois were conjoined at the head, sharing brain tissue nearly an inch in diameter.
One of the formerly conjoined twin girls separated in a 26-hour surgery at Texas Children's Hospital was discharged Friday from the hospital, just in time for Mother's Day.
After 10 months of living conjoined, surgeons successfully separated twin girls named Hope and Faith in a delicate 16-hour procedure.