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There are some stories that sound so improbable that people instinctively assume they must have been invented.
This was one of them.
In a small, close-knit community, an unusual pregnancy announcement initially seemed like something worth celebrating. A young woman was expecting her first child. Her mother, only a few years later than many new grandmothers, was also expecting a baby.
At first, there was nothing particularly remarkable about the coincidence.
Families can have pregnancies at the same time. Mothers and daughters can become pregnant within months of each other. Friends can share pregnancy experiences. Two women from the same household can even end up attending the same appointments and preparing for motherhood together.
