A MOTHER who feared she was t after experiencing two ss and being s t Pst O S discovered she was t with tts just prior to beginning I.V.F treatment. Stefanie Latcham, 27, and her fiance Michael Gough, 30, sought assistance with tt after attempting to obtain t for two years. The couple from F, Du was thrilled to discover they had naturally tts upon their return from a vacation to S in the past. The mother, who already had a son and suffers from P.C.O.S, was thrilled to learn that she was expecting twins.
Although IVF increases the likelihood of having triplets, identical triplets occur only once in 200 million pregnancies. Stefanie and Michael's family grew by two members on March 30, 2019, when their daughters Ollie-Anna, Isabella, and Brianna were born. The new parents are now sharing their story with the hope that it will provide other couples with inspiration. Stephanie stated, "We never imagined our baby wish would come true while we were on vacation." After being diagnosed with PCOS and experiencing two miscarriages in the past, I believed that the only way for us to have our own child was through IVF.
It was the best feeling in the world to know I was carrying three miracles after everything my husband and I had been through. Now that they are the proud parents of three baby girls, the mother added, "Life is hectic, but I wouldn't have it any other way; we have a good routine, they eat every four hours, and in those four hours we have to feed, burp, change, play with, and put them to sleep. When all of that is complete, we begin again; we're lucky to get an hour to ourselves each day!"
Michael continued: "Having three newborns in the span of seven months is both wonderful and terrifying. Steph always wanted a 'Home Alone' family, and after wishing for just one child, it's incredible to finally have three. These were bestowed upon us for a purpose. We were told that the odds of having identical tts are one in 200 million; therefore, we feel incredibly fortunate."
