احمد و محمد

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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

احمد و محمد هم التوأم المصري اللي لله الحمد تم نجاح عمليه فصلهم في مستشفي الأطفال في مدينه دالاس في ولايه تكساس ....و لك ان تعرف مدي الفرحه هنا لنجاح هذه العمليه و لتعرف مدي الأهتمام و الرعايه لهولاء الأطفال ارفق لك اللينك الخاص بالمستشفي واخبار الطفلين اول بأول....في الواقع ارسل ايضا العنوان البريدي المخصص لتوأم و اهلهم ...لعلنا نشارك و لو بالكلمات بالتهنئه لأهل الطفبين ....اكتب بالعربي بالأنجليزي المشاعر و الأحاسيس لا تحتاج ترجمه....جزاكم الله خيرا و اتم شفاء الطفلين علي خير انشاء الله....

http://www.childrens.com/twins/

الينك الخاص بالمستشفي التي يرقد فيها الطفلين

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تقدر تستعمل هذا اللينك للترجمه...اذا اردت

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Twin Destinies: A life in hospitals

Getting an accurate weight is no light undertaking when two patients are connected. Wafaa Ibrahim attempts to let the scale read only Ahmed’s weight, so anesthesiologists can calculate the amount of anesthesia that will be necessary for surgery.

Nurse Naglaa Mahmoud steals a nap while the conjoined

Egyptian twins play in their crib at Medical City in Dallas

The surgery teams considers multiple images of the boys prior to a procedure intended to expand the tissue that joins them.

Dr. Kenneth Salyer speaks with nurses after the skin expansion surgery on the conjoined Egyptian twins at Medical City in Dallas.

The twins' father (left), Dr. Nasser Abdelal, head of the Neonatal Surgical Unit at Cairo University in Egypt (right) and the nurses for information following tissue expansion surgery at Medical City Dallas.

Egyptian nurse Naglaa Mahmoud watches the Egyptian twins sleep off their anesthesia after skin expansion surgery.

Mohamed and Ahmed Ibrahim celebrate their second birthday at Medical City

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Twin Destinies: At home with Ahmed and Mohamed

Never wanting to be far from their nurses, the twins join Naglaa in the kitchen as she cooks dinner on Feb. 20, 2003.

Mohamed helps himself to a box of vitamins during a visit to Fiesta on April 24, 2003. Restricted in mobility, but not curiosity, the twins learned to use their feet almost as expertly as other children grip with their hands.

At 16 months, Ahmed (left) and Mohamed were still eating fed baby food spoon fed by their nurses. Because they must eat lying down, and run the risk of choking, the twins are slow to switch to solid food.

The twins get clean in a regular tub, minus the standing water in the bottom. During a bath, their heads are propped up on garbage bag-encased pillows as they get sponged down.

Mohamed (bottom) and Ahmed have never shared the same schedule of sleeping or eating. When one is upset, the other lies calmly.

Ibrahim Mohamed Ibrahim prays alone in his apartment in Dallas on February 20, 2003.