See exceptional existence of conjoined twins, 16, who say no to division

 Conjoined twins Lupita and Carmen have opposed the chances and are presently 16 years of age - They share a liver and in addition circulatory, stomach related and regenerative frameworks - However, Lupita's lungs are just working at 40 percent Conjoined Mexican twins Lupita and Carmen Andrade, whom specialists anticipated would get by for three days after birth, have challenged those desires and are currently 16 years of age. The twins, who are joined starting from the chest to the pelvis, share a liver and additionally circulatory, stomach related and regenerative frameworks. They now live in Connecticut, US, and do everything together, including playing the piano and doing headstands.

While they each have two arms, they share two legs, with Carmen controlling the correct leg and Lupita the left. Be that as it may, specialists say as they become more seasoned, the twins will confront more prominent wellbeing challenges. As of now, Lupita experiences scoliosis, which implies her lungs are just working at 40 percent.

Notwithstanding these dangers, the young ladies are cheerful to stay conjoined. Carmen says: "And after that there's the entire mental circumstance since we've been so used to, such as, being as one. I don't think there'd be, similar to, a point."

Moreover, specialists have reliably cautioned their group of the critical dangers related with a potential partition surgery since the twins were two years of age. Moreover, Lupita needs surgery to right her scoliosis (bended spine), yet the dangers are excessively awesome, making it impossible to proceed with it.

Notwithstanding, they are totally upbeat to share their bodies and appreciate each other's conversation, altho Carmen is more blunt and witty while Lupita is significantly calmer. Their mom, Norma, says at whatever point she raises the subject of their division, the twins ask her, "Why might you need to slice us down the middle?"