Group iMessage: separate threads for delivery

When I group message two of my friends through iMessage, their responses are delivered to me separately. They seem to be receiving all of the messages in one unified thread, but mine have been separated. So I get two separate boxes, both labeled "Jane and John," but Jane's responses show up in one and John's show up in the other. How can I fix this so that their responses become unified? I've tried deleting both threads, but then they show up separately again when they write to me.

The issue I had was with my partners phone. It was sending from her email which was splitting the message thread if she sent messages that came through as SMS rather than iMessage. So I had 2 split conversations running.
Its a simple fix on iPhone...
Goto.....Settings, Messages, Receive at, sign out of your apple ID.
Thats it.
If when you go in there and you are signed in you will see "You can be reached for messages at:"
If you are signed in it will use your email by default rather than your phone number. Signing out refers it back onto your number instead. Now all messages are from the one sender.
Hope this helps.
Cadley.

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