With the aid of extracorporeal fertilization, Judith and her Canadian husband were finally able to become parents after years of trying.
When they learned that they were expecting not one but two babies, they were overjoyed. The pregnancy passed without a hitch, and the boy and girl twins were delivered together.
But Judith was astounded when she saw her new babies. When the midwife showed her the infants, she saw that their skin tones were very dissimilar.
Judith believed there had been some sort of error during the fertilization process.
Many people would ask her where the mother of the fair-haired girl was as she strolled with her kids.
People were often shocked when she revealed that the girl was her native daughter.
The girl’s vision was impaired, like that of many albinos.
Since she cannot tolerate the heat and high temperatures are not a concern there, Canada’s environment is fortunately suitable for an albino child.
But Judith came to understand that skin tone was irrelevant over time.
What really mattered was that her daughter resembled her in every way.
Finally, with the use of IVF, Judith and her husband were able to start a family. Despite the twins having different skin tones at birth, their parents’ love and happiness for them was unaffected.
These adorable kids will never be identified as twins by the outsider, but they will always be Judith’s beloved children.
