Good Morning Americaのインスタグラム(goodmorningamerica) - 10月16日 07時07分

Anna and Renee McInarnay's love story began when they were 17. Fast forward -- through time apart, back together, a wedding, professional accolades and fertility treatments -- to today. On Friday, one of their daughters will be born. On Sunday, the next! The couple met as teens in Mississippi, they told "Good Morning America." The were married last year and soon began discussing kids. The couple traveled to New Orleans and went to Audubon Fertility. They realized, of course, that since they were there to be inseminated on the same day, there was a chance they could both get pregnant. But it didn't seem likely. "When they called us they said, 'OK, sit down -- Anna is pregnant,' and I was overjoyed, I was looking at my wife, elated," Renee said. "Then they said, 'but listen -- Renee you are, too,'" she continued. "We were running around the living room jumping and hugging each other, losing our minds. Then we just stopped and stared at each other, crying." Since the babies were conceived on the same day, they have the exact same due date. But the women will be induced 36 hours apart: one on Friday and one on Sunday. This enables each woman to be present at the birth of both girls.

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