Identical twin sisters Erin Cheplak and Jill Justiniani had a running joke throughout their pregnancies that they would give birth on the same day. They never thought it would actually happen. But then, suddenly, it did.
“This isn’t a joke anymore,” Cheplak said to her sister over the phone, just before 9 a.m. on May 5 — the date of Justiniani’s scheduled C-section. “My water broke.”down the hall from one another at the Kaiser Permanente hospital in Anaheim, Calif.
The sisters got married roughly a year apart, and pregnant within just eight days of each other — which, they said, was unplanned. “That was the beginning of this path of feeling like this is pretty wild, but also totally meant to happen,” Justiniani said.World’s tallest dog is 7 feet on hind legs. He likes to sit on laps.
“I really feel like our younger sister is guiding us through our work every day,” Justiniani said. “It shaped us into who we are today.”They are by each other’s sides through every obstacle, and happy moments, too. Like during their shared gender reveal on Nov. 27, when they found out they were both having boys.
Cheplak rushed over to the hospital, and Justiniani arrived shortly after. In another stroke of luck, Justiniani’s operation was delayed a few hours, so she and her husband were able to be in Cheplak’s delivery room. They helped calm her during intense and painful contractions.
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