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There are stories of twins separated by continents and oceans who know what’s happening to their counterparts. One twin goes into labor in a hospital in Germany and her sister in Texas gets a stomach ache. A twin in California breaks a shoulder and his brother in New York wakes up with a stiff arm.
What's it like to be a twin?
Is it something special and a little magical or is ifno different from having a brother or sister?
Sharon and Sheila Scott of Amissville are 18-year-old seniors at Rappahannock County High School. They’re identical twins but not carbon copies. Sharon has longer, loosely curled hair; Sheila's is short and tightly curled. One wears glasses, the other doesn’t. But the nose, the mouth, the eyes, the height and build belong to twins.
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