The 6-Year-Old Twins Everyone Mistakes for Babies (Brittle Bone Disease)
Mia and Maryam are six-year-old twins diagnosed with osteogenesis imperfecta type 3, also known as brittle bone disease. Their family estimates that each girl has experienced around 100 fractures.
Because of their small size, Mia and Maryam are often mistaken for babies. They want others to know that they are big girls with their own distinct personalities. The twins are also best friends and grateful to have someone who understands their experiences. Being together and knowing someone else is “like me” helps them feel less alone.
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AI GeneratedThis video features six-year-old twins Mia and Miriam, who live with a severe form of brittle bone disease. Despite facing frequent fractures and rigorous medical treatments, the girls maintain joyful personalities and a profound sisterly bond. The footage highlights their transition to first grade, their imaginative play, and their parents' dedication to fostering their independence.