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Mayan twins healthy and separated return home
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2003 Seventeen-month old twins who were successfully separated by doctors in California returned to their home in Guatemala on Monday. Maria de Jesus and Maria Teresa were born to a young Mayan couple in a remote village. They spent most of their early days in a hospital five hours away from their parents before being moved to Los Angeles, where they were successfully separated last September. Get the Story:
Miracle Twins Go Home as National Heroines (The Los Angeles Times 1/14)
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