She decided to create embryos but knew she wouldn't be able to afford a surrogate, leaving her hopes dashed until her mum Sheila stepped in. (Image: Collects)Micaela thought she had a yeast infection until her doctor told her they had found "something" on her cervix and ordered a biopsy. Sheila was 16 when she gave birth to Micaela, who said they are more like sisters than mother and daughter. (Image: Collects)Afterwards, mum and daughter cried and embraced, and 10 days later Sheila's pregnancy test came back positive. The twins were delivered at 36 weeks - a week before a scheduled C-section - with son Logan weighing 5lbs and daughter McKinley 4lbs 10oz.

Source: Daily Mirror June 16, 2020 09:06 UTC