Lockdown twins Flo and Amelia Richford beat the odds after surviving TWO separate life-saving ops while still in the womb. And while the seven-month-old pair are both healthy and happy, parents Hanna and James are still recovering from the agonies they went through to get them here.
The sisters were conceived through IVF in a race against time as clinics prepared to close when lockdown kicked in last year.
With just 48 hours to go, a single embryo was successfully implanted in Hanna’s womb. Hanna said: “It was a tense 48 hours, but we managed it.
Two weeks later we had a positive pregnancy test. “A few weeks after that we had a scan showing it was twins.” What is your view?
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