What: Kelsey Hatcher of Alabama has two uteruses, and she ended up pregnant with baby girls in both – at the same time. Her daughters, Roxi and Rebel, were born on December 19 and 20th respectively, via vaginal birth and then C-section.
Why it matters: This is no platitude – women are incredible.
Source: ABC
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