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CTyankee
(64,557 posts)Um, how will she 'splain this to her twins when they get older?
An you think YOU got problems...oy...
TexasProgresive
(12,244 posts)It is possible for all of the babies in the litter to have a different sire.
Since multiple births are less common in humans it tends to be more rare.
Coventina
(27,653 posts)Ilsa
(62,110 posts)secondwind
(16,903 posts)fathers.
dhol82
(9,399 posts)fertility clinic. Asshats didn't clean the pipette well enough and there was still sperm from a previous (African) insemination. Dutch parents were very surprised at the birth but accepted the child as their own.
From what I remember the African father really wasn't interested in maintaining a relationship with his child. Sad.
diane in sf
(4,027 posts)mckara
(1,708 posts)TexasTowelie
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