The birth of Mackenzie, Macy, and Madeline is one of the less common cases in the world of multiple pregnancies. Two of the trillises were twins; Macy and Mackenzie were joined and shared a stomach. 

All of the hospital’s doctors and nurses were involved in this birth, and every effort was made to ensure the children’s health and well-being. The prognosis wasn’t too alarming because they had to undergo numerous tests and be connected with wires and sonar to the hospital’s equipment.

Sadly, the biological mother of the trillizas was unable to take care of them and decided to give them up for adoption. It was inevitable that the medical team’s optimism would be affected and that they would become frustrated since they felt that this already difficult task had been made even harder by the mother’s obvious warmth and love for her children. 

In the course of development, two angels—Darla and Jeff Garrison, a couple who already had three adopted children—appeared. They accepted the vow of love to care for, protect, and fight for the three children.

This couple didn’t have much money, but they didn’t hesitate to change their lifestyle to one that was more modest in order to keep these little ones under their protection and care. They made the decision to walk beside them throughout the entire process of separating the siamese sisters in order to provide them with a fresh start.

These tiny people battled against all odds and felt everyone’s support and love, ultimately succeeding in surviving. 

The intricate surgery to separate the siamese twins was completed in September 2003. It was a high-risk operation that was executed with extreme caution and took 24 agonizing hours to complete, but it was successful.

You can see them in the following video summary: 

As a result of the sisters Macy and Madeline being split apart, it was necessary to stretch the skin to ensure that their wounds healed without difficulty. 

Here, we can see them in the hospital a few days after the operation, distraught.

The healing and rehabilitation process was genuinely surprising.

The help of a prótesis allowed the sisters to lead a regular life. 

With dedication, consistency, and effort they learned to stand up for themselves.

At all times, they enjoyed good physical and emotional health. 

The help of a prótesis allowed the sisters to lead a regular life.

With dedication, consistency, and effort they learned to stand up for themselves.

They have always felt the love and support of their family!