A Georgia couple have been overwhelmed with joy after welcoming a healthy baby boy, just 13 months after the heartbreaking loss of their conjoined twin sons.

Robin and Michael Hamby gained national attention when they welcomed twin boys, Asa and Eli, who each had their own heart but shared a torso, arms and legs.

While the Hambys held onto hope throughout the pregnancy, one heart was not strong enough to support both boys because they shared a circulatory system. The twins peacefully passed away after being removed from life support.

Within months, Robin became pregnant again, and on Monday she welcomed a son, Seth Michael Hamby.

Seth was born healthy, weighing 6 pounds, 6 ounces and measuring 19.5 inches.

“He has eaten and pooped and all the things you want babies to do,” Robin Hamby told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Michael Hamby shared his excitement on Facebook after Seth’s birth, writing: “I’m ecstatic.”

The couple credit their faith with helping them through the loss of their twins and giving them strength to embrace this new chapter for their family.

“The Lord blessed us with Asa and Eli last year and we miss them dearly,” Hamby said Monday.

“God is good and He decided to bless us again with Seth.”

The couple chose to continue the pregnancy despite doctors explaining that their sons’ rare condition—dicephalic parapagus—meant they had very little chance of long-term survival and could not be separated.

However, they remained steadfast in their faith.

They chose the names Asa and Eli from the Bible.

Asa, which means “healer” or “doctor” in Hebrew, was a king of Judah.

Eli, which means “ascended” or “my God” in Hebrew, was a high priest of Israel.

Sadly, the twins passed away less than two days after they were born.

“Let me tell you something, y’all,” Michael said following the passing of his sons.

“I love the Lord even more than ever. I’m not mad at Him.

“I’m not hurt or anything of that nature when it comes to my boys because I know they are in Heaven and they are waiting on me.”

The couple also has a daughter, Selah, who will turn three this month.