Bhutan twins Nima and Dawa discharged from hospital after separation surgery

Twins Nima and Dawa with their mother Bhumchu Zangmo upon being discharged from the Royal Childrens Hospital in Melbourne

Twins Nima and Dawa with their mother Bhumchu Zangmo upon being discharged from the Royal Childrens Hospital in Melbourne Source: AAP

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The formerly conjoined twins have been getting used to their new lives, but will continue their recovery in Australia before heading home to Bhutan.

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