On November 20, 2018, Nyakundi Report revisits the remarkable case of Shivanath and Shivram Sahu, 12-year-old conjoined twins from India who have learned to manage everyday life together.
The twins were born joined at the waist and have two legs and four arms. Despite that condition, they have developed a routine that allows them to work in tandem through ordinary tasks without much difficulty.
According to the report, the brothers can wash, dress and feed themselves. Their ability to function independently has surprised doctors and drawn attention because they say they do not want to be separated.
The article also points readers to a video showing the twins in their daily life. The source identifies the pair as determined to live as they are and says they are committed to remaining together.
