"There's Nothing In The World That Could Convince Me To Change Them" Says Proud Mother About Twin Daughters With Down Syndrome

Sep 05, 2019 by apost team

One family in Chorley, Lancashire is making it known to the world how proud they are of their twin daughters with Down Syndrome.

The adorable little girls are truly one in a million since it is extremely rare for a set of identical twins to have Down Syndrome. Abigail and Isobel are the daughters of Jodi and Matt Parry.

The Parry's said that they were initially distraught when they found out that their precious girls had Down Syndrome. Jodi said that they had to grieve and get through the tough times to realize that their girls bring nothing but positive things to their lives, reports The Daily Mail.

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She said that although some people think that they have had to sacrifice because of their circumstances, nothing could be further from the truth. The girls do not bring any negativity and they want the world to know how proud they are of their daughters. She said, "There's nothing in the world that could convince me to change them," in comments highlighted by The Daily Mail.

Abigail and Isobel's brother Finn is also proud of his sisters. The three children share an incredible sibling bond. Matt said that he sees no difference in development when comparing Finn to his sisters and that having the extra chromosomes just does not matter to them as a family.

The girls' parents created a special charity known as Twincess to celebrate the joy and positivity that the twins have brought to everyone around them. The twins attend a mainstream school and communicate with others through sign language. Jodi says that all she wants for her daughters is for them to be given a chance to be anything that they want to be.

You will melt when you check out this adorable video of the girls with their loving family:

Be sure to spread the joy to all of your friends and family so that people will become aware of the positivity brought by the Twincess charity.