Miracle Twins Amy And Katie Jones-Elliott born a record 87 DAYS Apart {PICTURED}
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Guinness World Record set for the “longest interval between the birth of twins” As Maria Jones-Elliott hugs her two babies, she hails them as “little miracles”.
For twins Amy and Katie were incredibly born 87 days apart.
Maria went into labour four months early, giving birth to Amy – but Katie did not arrive until three months later.
Their incredible births will now become a Guinness World Record for the “longest interval between the birth of twins”. The previous record is 84 days.
Doctors have told Maria and husband Chris they have achieved the medical equivalent of winning the lottery, with both girls surviving and healthy.
Maria, who has two other children, told how she was torn between joy and worry after Amy’s dangerously early arrival as Katie stayed in her womb, clinging to existence.
“I call the girls our little miracles,” she said. “As I held Amy for the first time I stroked my bump and prayed to God. I just wanted my girls to be together and safe and well.
“Usually you experience nothing but joy at the birth of a new baby, but it was so achingly bitter-sweet as both of their lives hung in the balance.
“Amy was fighting for life in an incubator and Katie was struggling to survive in my womb. It was the hardest three months of our lives. But Chris kept saying, ‘Where there’s life there’s hope.’”
Maria went into labour four months early, giving birth to Amy – but Katie did not arrive until three months later.
Their incredible births will now become a Guinness World Record for the “longest interval between the birth of twins”. The previous record is 84 days.
Doctors have told Maria and husband Chris they have achieved the medical equivalent of winning the lottery, with both girls surviving and healthy.
Maria, who has two other children, told how she was torn between joy and worry after Amy’s dangerously early arrival as Katie stayed in her womb, clinging to existence.
“I call the girls our little miracles,” she said. “As I held Amy for the first time I stroked my bump and prayed to God. I just wanted my girls to be together and safe and well.
“Usually you experience nothing but joy at the birth of a new baby, but it was so achingly bitter-sweet as both of their lives hung in the balance.
“Amy was fighting for life in an incubator and Katie was struggling to survive in my womb. It was the hardest three months of our lives. But Chris kept saying, ‘Where there’s life there’s hope.’”
