Date:   2/17/2016 12:01:10 PM ( 8 y ago)
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Some things we do not truly understand.............


http://pix11.com/2016/02/17/beautiful-sonogram-shows-dying-twin-holding-unborn-sisters-hand/

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Beautiful sonogram shows dying twin holding unborn sister’s hand

Posted 9:14 AM, February 17, 2016, by Lisa Mateo and CNN, Updated at 09:39am, February 17, 2016


HUTCHINSON, Kan. -- Ian and Brittani McIntire didn't plan on having any more kids -- much less, twins.

"We went in for our 6 week sonogram and they just said there's one heartbeat and here's another."

From shock, to excitement, to hearing news no parent expects. With a hole in his heart and an abnormal brain, one baby wasn't growing like he should.

"He's only weighing nine ounces and his sister is over two pounds," the expectant mother said. "His only chance of survival would be heart surgery but they wouldn't do heart surgery on because of his brain."

At each appointment, it's been more bad news. Until Tuesday, when doctors captured this.

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"We didn't really see much, she said there's his hand and there's her hand and it looks like they're holding hands."

The sonogram shows baby Mason on the left, with his tiny hand wrapped around the finger of his growing twin sister Madilyn.

"Most twins when she's trying to take pictures and stuff they're kicking each other and hitting each other and she said with out twins it seems like she was very protective over him. "

Because Mason may never get to know his twin of family, this special moment showing siblings bonding before birth, is something these parents say is no coincidence.

"We know we have a piece of them together that will last forever and it's special to have," the father said.

"It's just nice with everything going on I know I'm holding him, I'm carrying him but I just want to be there for him and not knowing and she's the only one who can actually be there and holding onto him through it and so it's comforting to know that if he does pass he won't be alone."

Something neither baby has ever been -- from the second their hearts began beating



 

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