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Sisters give birth 90 minutes apart during pandemic After supporting each other through pandemic pregnancies, two Minnesota sisters gave birth 90 minutes apart in next-door delivery rooms. Author: CNN Newsource Updated: 7:43 AM EST December 29, 2020 MINNEAPOLIS — Two sisters in Minneapolis went through pregnancy together during a pandemic, then gave birth just 90 minutes apart. Ashley Carruth and Brittany Schille both found out they were pregnant in April, shortly after Minnesota went into a pandemic lockdown. They heard all the jokes of a baby boom when they...

Sisters gave birth 90 minutes apart after sharing pandemic pregnancy experience CNN 12/29/2020 By David Williams, CNN © Courtesy Ashley Carruth Sisters Brittany Schille (left) and Ashley Carruth had their baby boys just 90 minutes apart. After going through their pandemic pregnancies together, two Minnesota sisters thought it would be pretty neat if they ended up giving birth on the same day. Their baby boys apparently agreed and arrived earlier this month about 90 minutes apart. Ashley Carruth told CNN that she and her sister Brittany Schille found out that they were pre...

After getting pregnant during pandemic, sisters gave birth 90 minutes apart Photo: CNN Newsource and last updated 2020-12-29 09:28:44-05 Two sisters in Minneapolis went through pregnancy together during a pandemic and gave birth just 90 minutes apart. Sisters Ashley and Brittany both found out they were pregnant in April, shortly after the state went into a pandemic lockdown. They heard all of the jokes of a baby boom. "Everybody was like 'you didn't do good at social distancing from your husband,'" said Ashley Carruth. The two would weather nine months of pregnancy, sharing the same due dat...

Sisters give birth 90 minutes apart after weathering pandemic pregnancies By WCCO Staff | December 28, 2020 at 1:44 AM CST - Updated December 28 at 1:44 AM MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) - Two sisters from Minnesota went through pregnancy during a pandemic together and ended up giving birth to their baby boys just 90 minutes apart. Sisters Ashley Carruth and Brittany Schille found out they were pregnant in April, shortly after the state went into a pandemic lockdown. The two relied on each other when their dad died from cancer in 2016, and they did it again, weathering the nine months of pregnancy to...