by Carder
It’s all been rather overwhelming when you think about how many changes will have to be made…. But I am just trying to take everything one day at a time.
I know it will all work out.
~ Kimberly Fugate, mother who expected triplets but actually delivered quadruplets, People, February 18
[HT: Laura Loo; photo (click to enlarge) via CNN]
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
First of all, congratulations to Kimberly Fugate! Second of all, how could they not know they were quadruplets? I am, ultrasounds are a fairly routine thing these days. Could the doctor not count or something?
I’ve actually heard of that happening before with higher order multiples. Maybe one baby was hiding behind the others and couldn’t be seen on ultrasound? Is that possible?
I hope she’s doing well. I can’t imagine taking care of four infants at once.
It just goes to show you that doctors and sonograms are not infallible.
I always wanted to have identical twins or triplets, but you can’t order them up like you do a pizza!
http://imgur.com/QGJRpKb
Nothing is purrfect :-)
That’s cute, Reality.
Thanks phillymiss, I split my sides laughing when I first saw it. Probably ‘cos I’m a cat person.