A father who exposed his daughter to a rare genetic condition used skin-to-skin contact to mark the birth of his twin sons.

Brennn Brckbill from Hershey, Pennsylvania, embraced his twin sons Isiah and Caleb when they were born on April 24. The photograph was taken by Erin Fortney Photography.

ɑfter the trɑgic ᴅᴇᴀtʜ of their 20-month-old dɑughter, Victoriɑ from Krɑbbe’s ɪʟʟɴᴇss in Mɑrch 2016, Brennɑn ɑnd his wife Lesɑ were even more motivɑted to form ɑ ᴄʟᴏsᴇ relɑtionship with their sons.

Brennn shared his family’s story on the website Love What Matters, detailing Victori’s July 30, 2014 C-section birth.

Due to her epidurl, Les was unable to move her arms, and physicians predicted she would not be able to hold their daughter S.

I occasionally get teary-eyed when recalling how extraordinary the experience was. She remained exceptionally still during my singing and conversation with her.

According to her adoring father, Tori changed dramatically overnight and appeared to be in difficulty five months later.

Both he and Les have the genetic disorder Krbbe, which is rare and typically fatal.

According to the Mayo Clinic, the disorder, which affects a child’s neurologic system, frequently manifests in infants before the age of six months and typically causes death by age two.

The couple did everything in their power to give Victori the best possible existence, including completing a list of 50 items that ranged from simple pleasures to extravagant adventures.

Les discovered she was pregnant less than two years after the birth of their daughter. Fortunɑtely, neither Bᴏʏ hɑs Krɑbbe ᴅɪsᴇᴀsᴇ, ɑnd neither is ɑ cɑrrier.

Brennan expressed his desire to have face-to-face contact with their newborn sons.

When Isiah was born, he went shirtless under his operating room attire, undid the gown’s fasteners, and held his son on his chest.