World's Oldest Living Conjoined Twins Die at 62
In a remarkable journey that defied medical predictions and captivated the world, Lori and George Schappell, the world's oldest living conjoined twins, recently passed away at the age of 62. Their story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the incredible advancements in medical care that allowed them to lead fulfilling lives far beyond the expected prognosis. A Life of Defiance and Courage Born joined at the skull and sharing 30% of their brain, Lori and George faced a life filled with unique challenges. Doctors initially predicted that the twins would not survive past the age of 30, but the Schappell twins defied these expectations with their tenacity and determination. Their longevity and success have been an inspiration to many, showcasing what can be achieved despite seemingly insurmountable odds. In 2007, George made headlines by coming out as transgender, a courageous step that brought further attention to the twins' extraordinary lives. ...
