article_snippet: Family: Angela and Daniel Formosa with twins Ruby (front left) and Rosie (front right) and sister Lily, seven .
article_snippet: Family: Angela and Daniel Formosa with twins Ruby (front left) and Rosie (front right) and sister Lily, seven mother, Angela Formosa, 34, says the girls have been almost inseparable since the girls were detached from each other in July 2012.
article_snippet: Daniel Formosa was only 16 weeks pregnant when a scan revealed to Daniel Formosa and taxi-driver husband, Daniel, 39, that the twins were conjoined.
article_snippet: Mrs Formosa, a full-time mother, said: 'Hearing the girls were conjoined was the shock of our lives. '
article_snippet: Those were the most difficult 24 hours of our lives,' Mrs Formosa added. '
article_snippet: Sisters: the girls spent a few weeks in hospital before returning home to be with the girls big sister Lily (centre) 'Seeing the girls little bodies in two separate cots, instead of one, I just burst into tears.
article_snippet: Mrs Formosa and the girls spent another four and a half weeks in hospital to make sure Mrs Formosa and the girls were healthy enough to go home.
article_snippet: Mrs Formosa and the girls say that even when Mrs Formosa and the girls were given the all clear Mrs Formosa and the girls still weren't full prepared to bring the girls home
article_snippet: For eight years the girls have eaten, played and slept in one room at Niloufer Hospital and have been cared for by nursing staff.
highlights_snippet: Team of 15 doctors spent five hours separating Rosie and Ruby Formosa in emergency surgery .
  
highlights_snippet: Mother Angela Formosa, 34, said Mother Angela Formosa, 34're still 'inseparable' after operation .
  