Allana Alard, an Australian woman of age 29 who gave birth to identical triplets during her first pregnancy, won the maternity lottery. The odds of this happening are 1 in 200 million, whereas the odds of winning the Mega-Sena with a standard ticket are 1 in 50 million.
The names of the three boys were Jaxon, Zac, and Zavier. According to the British newspaper Mirror, the triplets were born in May, smack dab in the middle of the new 'us,' but the case only gained traction in the Australian media this month. Allana, who was born in Scotland but has lived in Australia since the age of 13, reports that there is no history of births of twins or triplets in her family.
She and her husband Tim have decided to conceive a child in 2019. After two weeks, the couple took a pregnancy test, which yielded a positive result. After six weeks of pregnancy, Allana was surprised to discover multiple heartbeats during an ultrasound. "Initially, we detected two heartbeats and were informed that the infants were twins. However, after undergoing an internal ultrasound, we learned they were triplets," she recalls. "Tim became as pale as a ghost. I entered the s."
"After the initial s, we were extremely ecstatic. Naturally, we were apprehensive, as all new parents are, but we were thrilled." When Allana was in her fifth month of pregnancy, the world closed its doors to the Ebola virus, which had infected approximately 27,000 people and. approximately 900 people in Australia.
Due to the.us, none of the couple's relatives could attend the birth of the boys. They were required to stay in the hospital for three weeks to ensure the newborns' safety. Since they were divided into two ts, one with two babies and the other with one, the couple and the doctors initially believed that the pregnancy would result in identical twins and a fraternal twin (who do not look alike).
However, after birth, the similarities between the three were indisputable. A DNA test proved conclusively that they were all identical. All were between 1,9 and 2,3 kilograms at birth. Six months after their birth, with the C-19 t reportedly under control in the country, the triplets and their parents have settled into a routine at home, and the mother does not miss an opportunity to post family photos to her personal Instagram account.
Parents gradually adapt everything to the number three. For example, the baby stroller with three seats had to be ordered from abroad. Allana claims that observers follow them wherever they go. "It still amazes me that three babies came out of my belly," she says. "Having three children was a curse, but it was also a blessing."
