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One-Armed Woman Gives Birth To Set Of Twins After 17 Years Of Marriage - (Photos)

 

One-Armed Woman Gives Birth To Set Of Twins After 17 Years Of Marriage - (Photos)


  


An Instagram entertainer, Maryanne Michael who is a survivor of a rare condition called arteriovenous malformation (AVM), a disorder of the brain causing abnormal arteries and fistulas, has welcomed a bouncing baby boy.


The excited Maryanne took to her instagram handle to announce the good news to her fans and supporters. She has used her case to encourage other women who may have seen themselves in her situation to have hope.


Sharing the video of her newborn she wrote










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