article_snippet: Rosie and Ruby Formosa, two, from Bexleyheath in south east London, were born joint at the abdomen sharing the same intestines and a team of 15 doctors spent five hours separating the pair.
article_snippet: Together: Ruby and Rosie, who were born with the same intestine in July 2012, are 'inseparable' The couple, who also have a seven-year-old daughter, Lily, prepared 'inseparable' The couple, who also have a seven-year-old daughter, Lily for the worst as doctors gave the girls a small chance of survival as the girls couldn't definitively see where the connection was.
article_snippet: Almost immediately after being delivered by caesarean section at University College Hospital, London, Rosie and Ruby were whisked off to Great Ormond Street Hospital to be operated on.
article_snippet: Rosie and Ruby were delivered at 34 weeks and weighed 5lb 3oz each and the following day Rosie and Ruby were operated on to clear a life-threatening intestinal blockage. '
article_snippet: Rosie, left, and Ruby, right, were born joined at the abdomen and shared part of the intestine .
article_snippet: Rosie (left) and Ruby (right) were delivered at 34 weeks and weighed 5lb 3oz each and the following day Rosie (left) and Ruby (right) were operated on to clear a life-threatening intestinal blockage .
highlights_snippet: Rosie and Ruby Formosa were born sharing the same intestines in 2012 .
  