3.4K views · 39 reactions | This is craniopagus parasiticus and it requires a major surgery to separate the twins. Would you want the surgery done? #medical #medtok #neuro #brain #conjoinedtwins #twins #brainsurgerysurvivor #fyp | Dr.Z Neurosurgery | Facebook

Against all odds, craniopagus twins, joined at the head with only a 2% survival chance, have graduated from kindergarten, proving that courage, resilience, and parental love can defy even the harshest statistics.In the quiet state of North Carolina, a mother named Delaney was about to face the unimaginable 💔. She was carrying twins—but these weren’t ordinary babies. Abby and Erin, her daughters, were craniopagus twins, joined at the head, a condition so rare that it occurs in only 2% of conjoin