Woman who doctors said is genetically male gives birth to twins

Hayley Haynes went to see her medical doctor when she was 19 years because she had not started receiving her monthly period. Doctors found out that she had an unusual genetic condition. She had XY chromosomes instead of XX chromosomes; therefore, she was male genetically.

Hayley, fearing that no person would love her owing to her situation; she was distressed that she would in no way have kids. She opened up to her ally Sam, who informed her that any respectable man would adore her anyhow. She didn’t know that he would be her companion, ten years after that.

Hayley did not have fallopian tubes or ovaries. Initially, medics thought she did not have a womb. But after further tests and appointment with an expert, they found out she had a very tiny womb that could probably grow bigger with alternative hormone treatment.

After many years of therapy, Sam and Hayley looked at their alternatives and opted for vitro fertilization. Having witnessed painful stories of spouses trying several times only to experience miscarriages, they were anxiously hopeful due to the huge cost included.

Medics embedded two embryos and expected one would stay alive. After nine months, the duo was overjoyed to have two cute babies, Darcey and Avery.

The gay couple feels very lucky and sacred that IVF was successful the first time.

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