In the world of multiple pregnancies, the delivery of Mackenzie, Macy, and Madeline is one of the less typical situations. Macy and Mackenzie, two of the twin trellises, were linked and had a common tummy.

Every attempt was made to ensure the health and well-being of the children during this birth, with the participation of all the doctors and nurses at the hospital. Given that they needed to go through a battery of tests and be wired and sonar-connected to the hospital’s apparatus, the prognosis wasn’t too concerning.

Regretfully, the trellis’s biological mother chose to place them for adoption because she was unable to care for them. The medical staff believed that the mother’s obvious warmth and affection for her children had made this already difficult work considerably harder, thus it was inevitable that this would impact their optimism and cause them to get frustrated.

During the process, two angels emerged: Darla and Jeff Garrison, a couple with three adopted children already. They vowed to love and fight for the three children, and to take care of them.

Despite their small income, this couple didn’t think twice about adopting a more humble lifestyle to better care for and safeguard these young children. To give the Siamese sisters a fresh start, they chose to walk with them the entire time the sisters were being separated.

These tiny people persevered in the face of overwhelming adversity, felt the love and support of everyone, and eventually managed to survive.

In September 2003, the complex procedure to divide the Siamese twins was finished. It took twenty-four painful hours to complete, and although it was a high-risk procedure, it was successful.

The video overview that follows shows them:

The sisters Macy and Madeline were split apart, and in order to make sure that their wounds healed easily, it was necessary to stretch the skin.

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Here, a few days following the procedure, we find them in the hospital looking distressed.

The process of recovery and recuperation was very unexpected.

The sisters were able to live normal lives with the assistance of a prótesis.

With commitment, perseverance, and hard work, they developed the ability to advocate for themselves.

At all times, they enjoyed good physical and emotional health.

The help of a prótesis allowed the sisters to lead a regular life.

Their family’s love and support has always been felt by them!