http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/northern_ireland/8065097.stm
Four girls and two boys. These are the sextuplets of the Conway couple of the County Tyrone in Belfast. The couple's natural born babies are the first sextuplets in Belfast and in the UK in 26 years. The upcoming arrival of the babies to their hometown is greeted with a lot of support from thier neighbors, parish priest, councillor and the rest of the community. Everyone is overly happy about the news of their birth. Mrs. Nuala Conway had a Caesarian section delivery at the Royal Jubillee Maternity Hospital in Belfast on May 22. The babies were 14 weeks premature. They are now in the intensive care. As they return to their hometown, great support awaits them according to their local prist Fr. Pat Hughes. In 2002, quintuplets were also born in County Tyrone.
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Every birth, may it be a single or multiple one, is always a happy occasion. It is delighting to know that the couple's community is showing their support to them. From what I know, these kinds of birth have a special funding from the city or local government. They would certainly be needing that especially that they have six babies. Raising one baby is difficult, let alone six. I wish that their babies will be healthy and that they will get all the support they need. They are lucky to have sextuplets because in the future, they won't worry of having another kids. They got plenty in one go. And not everybody is blessed with multiple babies or even single one.
Four girls and two boys. These are the sextuplets of the Conway couple of the County Tyrone in Belfast. The couple's natural born babies are the first sextuplets in Belfast and in the UK in 26 years. The upcoming arrival of the babies to their hometown is greeted with a lot of support from thier neighbors, parish priest, councillor and the rest of the community. Everyone is overly happy about the news of their birth. Mrs. Nuala Conway had a Caesarian section delivery at the Royal Jubillee Maternity Hospital in Belfast on May 22. The babies were 14 weeks premature. They are now in the intensive care. As they return to their hometown, great support awaits them according to their local prist Fr. Pat Hughes. In 2002, quintuplets were also born in County Tyrone.
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Every birth, may it be a single or multiple one, is always a happy occasion. It is delighting to know that the couple's community is showing their support to them. From what I know, these kinds of birth have a special funding from the city or local government. They would certainly be needing that especially that they have six babies. Raising one baby is difficult, let alone six. I wish that their babies will be healthy and that they will get all the support they need. They are lucky to have sextuplets because in the future, they won't worry of having another kids. They got plenty in one go. And not everybody is blessed with multiple babies or even single one.
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Looks like these poor parents won't be gettng a lot of sleep over the next few years.
Well written blog.
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