Octo-Mom - pics - pics of octuplets

This has been all over the news lately and her excuse that she just loves children doesn't hold water. When you are single, unemployed and on food stamps it is inexcusable and irresponsible to contract for such a pregnancy.

Octo Mom's Fertility Doctor Implanted 49-Year-Old With Seven Embryos
Thursday February 12, 2009

Courtesy of TMZ.com

Buzz up!

The fertility doctor that helped Nadya Suleman give birth to octuplets also provided treatment to a 49-year-old woman who is pregnant with quadruplets, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Sources tell the newspaper that Dr. Michael Kamrava implanted at least seven embryos from younger donor eggs into the woman, who is currently hospitalized.

"I do think it is concerning, and dangerous, especially to the mother," a doctor familiar with the case told the Times. "She is close to 50. When women get to be that age, our fear is the cardiovascular complications, such as stroke or heart attack. That’s how serious this is."

Meet the octuplets!

Suleman told the Today Show's Ann Curry she was implanted with six embryos, some of which split.

Kamrava is under investigation by the California Medical Board and American Society for Reproductive Medicine, which recommends women under 35 are implanted with no more than two embryos.

See Us' baby bump hall of fame.

Meanwhile, Suleman's publicist revealed death threats forced her to move into a rented house and out of the home she was sharing with her parents in southern California.

The mother of 14 -- who is single, unemployed and receiving food stamps -- began asking for donations on her Web site Wednesday.

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Many parents of multiple births have received a tremendous amount of aid, including food, diapers and formula, baby furniture and baby carriers, even a van in which to transport the babies, and a couple of lucky ones got a house! Is it possible that this thoughtless mother was aiming for all the freebie perks? It raises doubts about her motives, especially now that she is asking for donations!

There is little doubt that the taxpayers will pay for much or all of the babies' medical and support expenses. Worse yet, often some babies born of multiple births suffer neurological and other handicaps. Shame on such irresponsible behavior on the part of the mother and also of the fertility doctor!!

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2009/02/nadya-suleman-t.html

Octuplets mother seeking donations on website

9:24 AM, February 11, 2009

Nadya Suleman, the Whittier mother of 2-week-old octuplets plus six other children whose finances have become a matter of national interest after it came out that taxpayers may pay millions for her children's care, now has a website where people can donate items to her children.

The website, thenadyasulemanfamily.com, invites visitors to "meet the octuplets" as well as to donate items, send wishes to the family or even give money directly using a credit card.

How Suleman can afford her huge family has become an issue in the weeks since she gave birth. She does not have a job, lives with her parents and had $50,000 in student loans

(Three of her other children are handicapped).

COMMENTS:

The Future Was Yesterday said...

I'm really getting of tired of hearing about this pig. A ball bat applied to that gut for ten minutes, then the dumb bitch's head, would have solved everything!

Making that quack pay child support for each kid, say $3-400 a month wouldn't hurt, either.

Monday, February 16, 2009 12:56:00 AM

WA: Multiple births that occur without embryo implantation are acts of nature and parents so affected do deserve some assistance and especially the babies thus conceived and born. But deliberate implantation of so many embryos is irresponsible and the motives are questioned. As I said, the worst thing is the possible handicaps that may afflict the babies. Multiple babies in utero and premature babies (as are those born of multiples) all too often are afflicted with neurological and other handicaps. That isn't fair to new little human beings who must go through life with health problems. This woman already has a number of other children, three of which have physical handicaps for which she draws government assistance. Publishing the babies' pictures on her web site asking for donations (including money) raises the question if she is trying to generate sympathy for the babies - which is usually the case when good hearted people see babies in need. If people are going to donate to this woman, there should be an overseer to monitor her expenditures in order to assure the donations are used properly.