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with the double duties when the twins were small. Actually, Mrs. Scott might as well have had triplets. Seventeen months after Sheila and Sharon were born, she had another daughter, Patricia. “When the doctor told me I was pregnant, I said ‘Oh Lord, don't let it be twins!’ ” she added with a chuckle.
Dee Welch and Karen Welch Williams are fraternal and not identical twins. Even so, they’ve had the same mistaken identity problems as identical sets face.
“Our sister Tracy was the only one who could always tell us apart,” Karen said. “Upside down, backwards, any way at all. she always knew which was which.”
“Our mom would get us confused and Dad was the worst. “He'd say ‘Dee, Karen—which ever one you are!’ ” Dee laughed.
"1 had a mole on my hand and that was the only way Dad could tell us apart. But it went away when I was two,” Karen added. “In our baby pictures. Mom still can’t tell us apart.”
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