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Apr 1

Mother defies odds of five million to one and gives birth to two babies from two separate wombs

By Lucy Laing

PUBLISHED: 04:52 EST, 1 April 2012 | UPDATED: 05:42 EST, 1 April 2012

When doctors discovered Danielle Young was pregnant they were amazed.

Mrs Young had been diagnosed with having two wombs - a rare condition that makes it difficult to carry a baby to full term.

Furthermore one fallopian tube was completely blocked which means only one of her two wombs were functioning properly.

Danielle Young, who has two wombs, with her miracle twins Joshua and Leah

So they were even more amazed when they made a second startling discovery - that she was pregnant with twins - one in each womb - in staggering odds of five million to one.

Both twins were born safely which amazed medical experts, who warned Mrs Young that it was likely she would lose both babies.

Professor of Obstetrics Andrew Shennan, from Kings College Hospital in London said: An obstetrician will see a case like this once in a lifetime.

The egg must have come down the fallopian tube that doctors thought was previously blocked. It is extremely unusual.

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Mother defies odds of five million to one and gives birth to two babies from two separate wombs

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