Remember the lady with 4 legs and 2 private organs, who later had 5 kids, here is how it happened

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We’ll talk about everything that appears improbable but is true today. We’re going to discuss a woman who, years ago, stunned everyone with her physique. Arriving on two private pieces and four legs, she stunned everyone. For you, isn’t that true? Alright, let’s discuss her.

Her given name is Josephine Myrtle Corbin; she was born on May 12, 1868, and passed away on May 6, 1928. Born as a dipygus, she performed as a sideshow dancer in the United States. This indicated that her body axis had fractured as it expanded, resulting in two separate pelvises running parallel to her waist.

One of her larger outside legs was attached to each of her tiny inner legs. It was said that although her inner legs could move, they were too weak to walk.

She married fairly young despite her illness. At the age of 19, she wed James Clinton Bicknell, with whom she had a son and four daughters.

The doctor who diagnosed her illness, Dr. Lewis Whaley, observed that she had an internal duplication of her sexual organs in addition to an external one while she was pregnant.

Mrs. B. was pregnant in her left uterus, he concluded. She is shown below with her spouse and daughter.

One set of her organs is said to have produced three of her offspring, while the other two were said to have come from the other set.

It was also noted that she was very sick after birth, but her doctor helped her take care of herself. She did, however, pass away on May 6, 1928. Her final resting place was in Cleburne, Texas.

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