The World’s Oldest Conjoined Twins Died

living in the USA andworld’s oldest conjoined twinsLori and George Schappell, known as “, lost their lives. In the statement, it was stated that the conjoined twins lost their lives while they were receiving treatment at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. The world’s oldest conjoined twins cause of death not disclosed.

Lori and George Schappell were born on September 18, 1961. skulls They were born boiled. In the examinations, it was determined that 30 percent of their brains were common. Siblings who did not consider separation experienced one of the rarest types of conjoined twins. And just They were expected to live 30 years.

One of the twins changed gender in 2007

Lori and George Schappell, who had a common brain, were very different individuals in terms of character. In fact, George Schappell made a decision in 2007 and change gender, had become a man. However, George Schappell was at a slightly more disadvantageous position. While his brother was able to walk freely, he was confined to a wheelchair.

While many of us rebel against the slightest health problem, they they loved living. They were traveling together and making career plans. In fact, both of them were able to achieve their different career plans, at least partially. But now, all this has been left behind…