NEWS-- MEET Pregnant sisters due weeks apart both welcome baby sons within just two hours on the same day at the same hospital

Two sisters who were expecting babies weeks apart from one another have told how they both gave birth within the space of just over two hours.
Trisha and Stacey Knox both welcomed baby boys on Tuesday at the Frisbie Memorial hospital in Rochester, New Hampshire, Fosters.com reports.
Trisha, 19, who had been due on March 31, was already at the hospital when her contractions started, as doctors had been planning for her to have an induced labor.

New cousins: Sisters Stacey Knox with son Nicholas (left) and Trisha with son Joseph (right) after giving birth just two hours' apart on the same day at the same hospital

But Stacey, 24, who had joined her sister for moral support, began experiencing contractions as well, despite not being due until April 12.
She admitted that she tried to keep her own contractions a secret so that she was able to be present to support her sister, but a family member observed that she too was going into labour
'I started having contractions . . . and I decided not to tell anybody,' Stacey told CBS Boston.
Stacey was admitted to a room next-door and just over two hours after Trisha's son Joseph Anthony Sirois entered the world at 9.06am at 6lb 14oz, she welcomed a 5lb 5oz Nicholas Brent Masse Jr at 11.22am.

Sharing a birthday: Just over two hours after Trisha's son Joseph Anthony Sirois entered the world at 9.06am at 6lb 14oz (left), Stacey welcomed a 5lb 5oz Nicholas Brent Masse Jr at 11.22am (right)

Like brothers: Trisha, a new mother, said that she hoped the two boys would grow up sharing the same bond as she and her sister

The sisters, who were being treated by the same obsterician admitted that friends and family had previously joked that they would give birth simultaneously.
Stacey, who was already mother to Olivia, five, told CBS: 'People have been telling us for the past two months that we were going to go on the same day and we’re like "no."'
She added that it ended up being 'the best experience ever'.
Trisha, a new mother, said that she hoped the two boys would grow up sharing the same bond as she and her sister.