I'm not suggesting anything am*3, only that, hopefully, when the tests are done, it will be a lot easier to have the right thing happen for the twins.
Either way, the little girl needs to be taken out of that home immediately in my opinion, right now.
"The surrogate mother is 21yo with 2 children? The eldest is about 7. She is single I think. Having two extra kids to feed and bring up may not be affordable for her"
No argument with that, and that's why I'd like there to be different options. It's possible though, with the money already raised for Gammy that the surrogate mother could take care of both babies, I don't know.
I just wish the twins could be reunited in some way that lets them grow up together for as long as possible, and that the little boy can live a good life as much as possible with his sister.
It's going to be a waiting game, but no matter what, the little girl needs to be removed immediately I think.
Apologies for too many "as possibles", I was editing it and I ran out of time to do so .. sorry ... 
"The surrogate mother has stated that the Australian woman
did not donate the eggs.
Who knows? Maybe it wasn't his sperm either.
Stranger things have happened in surrogacy cases.
Just throwing it out there"
Oh dear god, and that's the thing isn't it? If the DNA does show that the twins are not related to that couple, what a dilemma for the babies themselves .... that would just leave the surrogate mother in the mix, what would happen to the children?
Perhaps the safest and most loving thing to do is have them adopted together by a loving family that can take care of them, but in which country will be the big question. I'm sure there are many wonderful people who would love to have them both to love.
