Miracle as twin sisters get pregnant at exactly the same time — despite one believing she was infertile
Twin sisters Averi Mitton and Ali Hamel are both expecting babies just weeks apart, marking a joyful milestone after years of infertility struggles. Hamel, who faced significant challenges including a pituitary tumor and a miscarriage, was overjoyed to discover her pregnancy just before starting another round of fertility treatments. The sisters, who work together as critical care nurses, have shared their journey on social media, capturing the hearts of millions.
- ▪Averi Mitton and Ali Hamel are fraternal twins who are both pregnant at the same time.
- ▪Ali Hamel battled infertility for years, including a diagnosis of a pituitary tumor and a miscarriage in 2025.
- ▪Hamel's pregnancy news came just before she was set to begin her fifth round of fertility treatments.
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Metro Miracle as twin sisters get pregnant at exactly the same time — despite one believing she was infertile By Nina Joudeh Published April 28, 2026, 5:17 p.m. ET A Central Valley woman’s years-long infertility battle has ended in a viral family triumph after she and her twin sister are now preparing to welcome babies just weeks apart. Fraternal twins Averi Mitton and Ali Hamel, both critical care nurses at Community Regional Medical Center in downtown Fresno, have always shared life’s milestones. Now, after years of heartbreak, they are finally sharing the joy of pregnancy together. 6 Fraternal twins Averi Mitton and Ali Hamel, both critical care nurses at Community Regional Medical Center in downtown Fresno, have always shared life’s milestones.
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