When the world's oldest conjoined twins were first born, medical professionals doubted they would survive the year - yet they defied all odds stacked against them.
Lori Schappell and her twin George were born with their skulls and the left side of their foreheads fused together in Reading, in 1961.
The twins, who spent their lives facing in opposite directions, defied expectations living to the age of 62 despite doctors saying they wouldn't live beyond 30.
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