Four sisters—who happen to be non-identical quadruplets—are making their family proud by following their mother into the medical profession. All four are trained nurses entering the UK’s government health service, each having their own unique specialty. Anjel, Aneetta, Aleena, and Aneesha Mathew, all 21, started their new roles in August. Anjel, Aneetta, and Aleena joined the ranks of the NHS at the Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge; while Aneesha, who trained in physiotherapy, will work at Kettering Hospital in Northamptonshire. “We are really enjoying it,” the sisters told The Epoch Times by email. “We are working in different specialties, so it is easier for us to share our experiences. “Right now, we are newly-qualified, and we understand that the medical field can be a challenging career choice,” they added. “But we are enjoying it. There are always opportunities for learning developments.” The quads’ proud mother, 52-year-old Joby Shibu Mathew, works in the …