Ecuador’s Siamese Brothers Die at 27 After a Medical Emergency in Colombia · Global Voices
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The social media world fired the Siamese of Ecuador, José Armando and José Luis; their team confirmed the death. Both refused to be separated.
José Luis and José Armando Cevallos Herrera, known as the Siamese of Ecuador, have died at the age of 27 in Colombia, where they were receiving therapies since April to improve their mobility and try to fulfill one of their great dreams: to be able to walk. The two died in the early morning of this Thursday after suffering a medical emergency in a hospital in Zipaquirá, municipality located in the north of Bogotá.The news has been confirmed by t…
Siamese José Luis and José Armando Cevallos died suddenly in Colombia.
Ecuadorean brothers José Luis and José Armando Cevallos Herrera, known as the Siamese twins of Ecuador, died at the age of 27 on Thursday (15), in a hospital in Cali, Colombia. They had been in the country since April, where they were carrying out therapies with the hope of walking. Born in Milagro, Guayas province, they were both internationally known for their life history and for defending the inclusion of people with disabilities.
José Luis and José Armando were born united by the pelvis. They shared the liver and intestine, had two legs and four arms, but each had its own heart.
Farewell to José Luis and José Armando Cevallos who challenged barriers and conquered social networks
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