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Twins a mixed blessing for some West African parents - Vimarsana News

Twins a mixed blessing for some West African parents

OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso (AP) — In her dreams, Eveline Zagre believes her two sets of twins share premonitions and make demands of her — buy a chicken, beg for money.

Twins a mixed blessing for some West African parents - Vimarsana News

Twins a mixed blessing for some West African parents

Twins are seen as both a blessing and a curse in some West African countries.

Twins a mixed blessing for some West African parents - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Twins a mixed blessing for some West African parents - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

In her dreams, Eveline Zagre believes her two sets of twins share premonitions and make demands of her -- buy a chicken, beg for money. “Their spirits will enter your dreams and let you know what they want and then you have to get it for them,” she said. Despite the burden of following their…

Twins a mixed blessing for some West African parents - Vimarsana News

Twins a mixed blessing for some West African parents

OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso (AP) — In her dreams, Eveline Zagre believes her two sets of twins share premonitions and make demands of her -- buy a chicken, beg for money. “Their spirits will enter your dreams and let you know what they want and then you have to get it for them,” she said.

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Twins a mixed blessing for some West African parents - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Twins a mixed blessing for some West African parents - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Twins are seen as both a blessing and a curse in some West African countries