Octuplets!!!

[Dorothea]

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This reminds me of that TLC show, Jon & Kate plus 8. Because Kate has a fertility problem, she took drugs and produced twins. Her husband didn't want any more kids but she wanted just "one more" baby. She went through fertility treatments again, and consequently produced six kids. Six kids!!! Ok ra man nang ing-ana if you can afford it. Angelina can afford a whole village of orphans, pero kaning ordinaryo tawo nga igo-igo ra ang income, when you go through fertility treatments, there's that risk of having multiple babies, pangutan-a inyong kaugalingon kung maka afford ba mo magpakaon.

[marivil]

She is irresponsible. Not sure if this still holds true but heard that US gov't supports families who are having a hard time then naa gyud budget per kid (minor), so more kids, more sustenance received

[chaz03]

gi experiment daw ni xa sa doctor kay b4 xa nanganak gi inject daw ni og kaduha but dont know f tnuod ba sad..]
muarg gi clone ba same atong news before about sa dog..

[kug_moh]

unfair mn ni sa bana, 8 birds in just one stone! hehe. joke, bitaw maka kuarta pa ni cla sa believe it
or not

[mejie]

ka nice ani gud yet problema, dakong problema...... talagsaon ra ni dah....

[chaowix]

Agence France-Presse
First Posted 08:54:00 02/06/2009

Filed Under: Children, Family, Health

LOS ANGELES -- The California woman who gave birth to octuplets last week in a case that triggered an outcry amongst medical officials and the public was discharged from hospital Thursday, officials said.

A spokeswoman at the Kaiser Permanente Bellflower Medical Center said Nadya Suleman, 33, left hospital early Thursday. Her eight babies -- six boys and two girls -- are expected to remain in hospital for several more weeks.

Meanwhile, Suleman, has sold her story exclusively to the NBC television network, who are expected to broadcast an interview in the coming days, her publicist Michael Furtney said.

Suleman's case sparked anger from fertility experts and the public after it emerged her multiple births came after eight of her own previously frozen embryos were implanted.

Suleman already had six children under the age of eight, also reportedly conceived by in vitro fertilization (IVF).

Under guidelines issued by the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), a woman Suleman's age should have no more than two embryos implanted.

Harish Sehdev, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Pennsylvania Hospital, called the decision to implant eight embryos in a woman who already has six children "insensitive and ignorant."

Bellflower hospital officials said Thursday Suleman's eight babies were doing well and were breathing naturally.

The babies, delivered on January 26 by Caesarian section, are now the longest surviving octuplets in the world.


blessing gyud au ni sa?

[cebucarstuffs]

nice pd ni daghan anak drtso. hehe

[nirdle_phogi]

suwerte ni.. instant big happy family dayon...

[jordanlogarta]

let us just hope for the best and pray that all those kids will make it.. talandugon rba kasagaran ang kahimtang ani...

[tarantado07]

aha kaha mag totoy ang uban bata ani.