None of us reading this can properly appreciate the situations these women have endured during their lifetimes. Their decision to seek a surgical resolution to their situation is completely understandable. It's unfortunate the surgery was beyond the capablilities of even the "best & brightest" cutters available.

twins (http://www.cnn.com/2003/HEALTH/07/08/conjoined.twins/index.html)

It was good to see the surgery done in Singapore and not the U.S., as the results certainly would have provided more anti-American propoganda for the savages to feed on, IMO.

I was following this in the news also. Such a shame that they couldnt live their lives apart. I felt a little sad to hear that they had not survived their operation.

They had said they would rather die then go on living the way they were. It is a shame that the procedure didn't work, I quess we can't play God all the time. Some things are ment to be whether humans like it or not.