CONJOINED twins Sohna and Mohna want to inspire others. The 19-year-old twins from Punjab, India, are conjoined at the torso and share a gallbladder, spleen and pair of legs. Growing up at the Pingalwara Society in Amritsar, India, the twins learnt how to coordinate together and are now thriving. Sohna and Mohna said: “Most conjoined twins have a short life span and look at us, we are 19 years old and we are alive still.” Doctors told the twins that separation would lead to one of them not surviving and so the twins have decided to live life to the fullest together. They said: “We have decided that as long as we live, we need to make a name for ourselves.” The twins have always been interested in being electricians and recently secured jobs in this field. Sohna and Mohna are also aspiring singers and want to share their story with the world. They said: “Our message to the world is that we are happy together. We want people to learn from us, be inspired by us because we live our lives how we want despite being conjoined.”

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