confused!

[emamum]

was watching maury the other day (sorry,I have nothing better to do. lol) and a woman went on to get paternity tests on her twins.. it turned out that the twins had different dads.... Didnt even realise that was possible! lol

there were different coloured twins a few years back, but they had the same dad

 

[MargaretR]

This is only possible if they are non identical twins - developed from 2 separate eggs.
Identical twins are from one egg which has divided.
My mother was a non identical twin and there is a higher risk of daughters of such a twin, having them herself.
I thought about taking insurance against it but didn't bother - only had the ONE (thankfully)

PS welcome back

 

[jaysay]

The other one could have been a grudge baby, somebody had had it in for her husband

 

[panther]

was watching maury the other day (sorry,I have nothing better to do. lol) and a woman went on to get paternity tests on her twins.. it turned out that the twins had different dads.... Didnt even realise that was possible! lol

there were different coloured twins a few years back, but they had the same dad

she must have been screwing around the same time with the other bloke....

 

[emzy]

Yep, thats possible, means (obviously) the 2 eggs were fertilised at different times by 2 different men, ive seen this on telly before but being a "twin mummy" I know all about the different things that can happen, spent months studying it (had nothing better to do when he went out to "work" - or so he told me) There would have been a slight difference between the age of the twins although they were "born" at the same time

 

[Bonnyboy]

This confused me, babies 3 weeks apart, is that possible?????

The Mirror

 

[derekgas]

The other one could have been a grudge baby, somebody had had it in for her husband

pmsfl.

 

[Neil]

sorry,I have nothing better to do. lol

Try working then, its better than daytime TV

 

[WillowTheWhisp]

This confused me, babies 3 weeks apart, is that possible?????

The Mirror

That seems like a very woolly story. I think there's a mistake in it somewhere. Maybe there's a clearer version of it in another paper.

 

[emamum]

Try working then, its better than daytime TV

i am looking for a job, strangely the job centre advised against it while i was in the hostel.... went in other day and there was a perfect job.......in wales! bit too far to commute i think?

 

[WillowTheWhisp]

Yep, not encouraging to prospective employers when you are of no fixed abode. Wales? Crikey, you couldn't do that on a daily basis

 

[Trentster]

That seems like a very woolly story. I think there's a mistake in it somewhere. Maybe there's a clearer version of it in another paper.

Yeah your right Willow ,they did word it a bit strange.....one baby was dumped Christmas Eve 2003 and the other in July 2006

 

[Yolanda25]

Try working then, its better than daytime TV

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dont think is nothing to do with you who work or doesnt, dont u think?

 

[Yolanda25]

i am looking for a job, strangely the job centre advised against it while i was in the hostel.... went in other day and there was a perfect job.......in wales! bit too far to commute i think?

and emma, i dont think you have to explain yourself to anyone

 

[WillowTheWhisp]

Yeah your right Willow ,they did word it a bit strange.....one baby was dumped Christmas Eve 2003 and the other in July 2006

Now that makes more sense!

 

[Bonnyboy]

Yeah your right Willow ,they did word it a bit strange.....one baby was dumped Christmas Eve 2003 and the other in July 2006

Thanks for clearing that up

 

[emzy]

This confused me, babies 3 weeks apart, is that possible?????

The Mirror

This is possible, if the babies are not sharing the same placenta etc then it is possible to deliver one baby week even months before the other, although can be very risky.