When sisters Stacey and Trisha got pregnant around the same time, their friends and family predicted they'd deliver on the same day. The sisters, however, completely disagreed. After all, that'd be way too much of a coincidence.
In March of 2013, Trisha went into labor. She was eight centimeters dilated at Frisbie Memorial in Rochester, NH, and Stacey was right there with her, providing her with moral support and sisterly comfort every step of the way. At this point, Stacey wasn't due herself for another month, but while Trisha was having her contractions, Stacey started to feel intense cramps. She realized the cramps were contractions, and that she was going into labor the same time as her little sister!
However, Stacey tried as long as she could to keep her contractions a secret. She didn't want to take any of the focus off of Trisha, who was just 19 at the time. But eventually, both women delivered babies that very same day. That's right — two sisters. Two babies. Two hours.
First, Trisha gave birth to baby Joseph. Two hours later, Stacey delivered Nicholas.
“They’ll probably have the same bond that me and her share,” Trisha said of the new cousins. "I think they'll be buddies for life."
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