The focus of today’s post is on Siamese twins who were born with identical skeletons and organs, such as a single liver, stomach, bladder, and portion of the pelvic bones. Siamese offspring frequently encounter conflicting responses from society in India, a country where esoteric beliefs and superstitions are quite prevalent. Regretfully, prejudice and abuse can result from even little deviations from the norm. Zalte’s family experienced this, as they were met with suspicion and contempt by neighbors and family members.
Nevertheless, Zalte’s mother made the decision early on to love and treasure her kids without conditions, despite their particular situation. For their first year of life, the twins’ parents kept them out of the public eye to protect them from unwanted attention and criticism.
They ultimately went outside, although they took care to hide their condition. Even though their bodies were similar, the twins showed tenacity and happiness even as young children. Despite having various personalities and wanting to sleep at different times, as they grew older, they finally adapted and harmonized.
Reputable medical professionals around the country deliberated for a long time before deciding to separate the twins. What had looked to their parents like an unattainable ideal came true when the child was just nine months old. There were no problems, and the procedure went quite well.
At three and a half years old, Prince and Love, the boys, have busy lives, playing with other kids and gradually getting used to their newfound freedom. They have been able to overcome the obstacles presented by their particular situation and live life to the fullest thanks to the skills of Indian medical specialists.