Fullerton, California: It's been 78 years since Ann Hunt and Elizabeth Hamel were last together - in their mother's womb.
The Orange County Register reported on Sunday that the twin sisters reunited on Thursday for the first time since birth in Fullerton, California, thanks to a nudge from from their children and help from a psychology professor.
Hunt, who lives in England, was given up for adoption and only learned she had a twin when she began looking for her birth mother after her adopted mother died.
Hamel's son reached out to California State University professor Nancy Segal, who researches twins and helped coordinate the reunion.
The Orange County Register reported on Sunday that the twin sisters reunited on Thursday for the first time since birth in Fullerton, California, thanks to a nudge from from their children and help from a psychology professor.
Hunt, who lives in England, was given up for adoption and only learned she had a twin when she began looking for her birth mother after her adopted mother died.
Hamel's son reached out to California State University professor Nancy Segal, who researches twins and helped coordinate the reunion.
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