- Kyle and Kendall Lewis were all smiles as they opened up about their childhood, education, and career journey they’ve shared together
- The twin brothers have succeeded together in medical school, earning their degrees and graduating side by side, a milestone in their lives.
- They explained how they helped and encouraged each other to achieve their dreams, which brought happiness to their family
These twin brothers have not only made history but also redefined the meaning of success through their unique personal and professional achievements.
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Kyle and Kendall Lewis have been through every step of their educational journey together, from kindergarten to becoming doctors.
Studying at LSU for undergraduate studies in Baton Rouge
These brothers from Slidell, Louisiana, turned their lifelong relationship into a unique journey in the field of medicine.
They didn’t just study together; they also earned their doctorates together at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in Shreveport.
“We’ve been through life together. We went to LSU for our undergraduate studies in Baton Rouge, and that’s when we decided to pursue a career in health and medicine. After graduation, we worked together in an emergency care center in New Orleans for two years, something we really enjoyed. The doctor we worked with was instrumental in guiding us toward medical school and showing us what it means to care for patients. We both applied to medical school, were accepted at the same institution, and that’s what brought us here at JPS.” Kendall said.
Bachelors in kinesiology from LSU in Baton Rouge
Growing up, Kyle and Kendall were inseparable, from the classroom to college life, sharing not only experiences but also a passion for science and service.
After earning bachelor’s degrees in kinesiology from LSU in Baton Rouge, they worked as medical assistants in New Orleans, building a solid foundation for their medical careers.
“Being in medical school together is not surprising to us because we have always pushed each other. We have a friendly competition and we always motivate each other to do better. I feel blessed to have someone like that by my side at all times,” Kyle said.
People on social media responded about the inspiring story of the twin brothers
Their touching story went viral online, attracting comments from social media users who flocked to the comments section to share their thoughts.
optimizestaffing5624: “There are Twin Doctors in Jamaica!! Congratulations to both of you. God bless you on your journey, but these guys are not the first in the world! I know Twin Doctors in Jamaica who are in their 70s. Unfortunately, one of them passed away a few years ago.”
Ms.B000: “I know twins from Michigan who graduated together from Medical School. They studied for eight years in various hospitals around the world, and they were Black. Both brothers work in hospitals in New York.”
pfynn1: “I am one of the twin doctors who graduated 22 years ago, we are very similar, and I also know another group from Ghana, women. There are just too many.”
tah12345-s: “I just finished watching the twins who were pilots on your channel and now the twin doctors, I like to see the twins sending themselves together. God bless you.”
artricRobinson: “It’s good to grow up in a family with a mother and father who set boundaries. These twins were blessed to have a father at home who encouraged them to set their priorities straight. Good job. We need stronger families and fewer dropouts. The South also has a great need for rural health services.”
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Millicent Omanga shows the Kihika twins
Back home, senator-elect Millicent Omanga shared pictures of Nairobi Governor Susan Kihika’s grown twins, which went viral online.
The politician looked cute in a casual white top and blue jeans as he lovingly carried one of the adorable twins.
Social media users were very impressed, flocking to the comments section and giving some interesting comments.
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