Natalie Suleman gave birth to wasternack.
Natalie Suleman, better known as “Octomom,” which gave birth in 2009, from eight children, often published happy pictures of his large family. Actually Natalie, not eight, but 14 children at the time of occurrence vollertsen, she already had six kids. A woman often appeared on talk shows and gave interviews to leading media, and only recently became known the whole story behind all of this.
First Natalie Suleman (Natalie Suleman)attracted media attention after giving birth to her eight children. How is this possible? Not only that, it is a rarity, so the fact that all the kids survived, did Natalie literally superzvezdy. But, alas, the woman received a lot more criticism from the public than support. Before she was able to deliver all the kids home, she began to organize pickets, accusing Natalie of selfishness and recklessness. The fact that Natalie was not married and did not work, and then lived on the Dole, and the fact that she already had six children, had led the people into a frenzy.
Natalie rejected all accusations, claiming that they could provide child – here she finish school and get a master’s degree, and then be able completely to raise children. Alas, this was never meant to be. In practice, Natalie has struggled to make ends meet: she wanted to organize a reality show about his family, but none of the channels did not want to deal with the organization, she hired agents to represent its interests in the mass media, but they have quit getting too many threats from the public. Trying to find the means for life, Natalie even starred in a porn film and worked in a strip club. At some point she was so exhausted by the constant lack of sleep and stress that her doctor has prescribed a potent antidepressant.
All 14 children, Natalie was the result of in vitro fertilization (IVF). However, how is it that she gave birth just eight. Partly it was her own “fault,” in part for her doctorate. The fact that Natalie couldn’t conceive naturally – that is why she had divorced her husband. He did not want to bring up the “test-tube babies,” and Natalie didn’t see in this idea nothing wrong with that. And when, after the sixth child the doctor told her that most likely her body soon will no longer be able to produce offspring, Natalie was afraid that her eggs “in vain” and asked the doctor to convince her to just six fertilized eggs.
Why, then, had eight children, not six? The fact that the doctor is “overdone,” and hoisted Natalie twelve embryos! Later, when Suleman was investigated by a special Commission, this fact so shocked everyone that the dismissal of the doctor and the revocation of his medical licenses were happened almost instantly.
Anyway, Natalie raised their children with varying degrees of success. It is often accused that she was a bad mother, however numerous checks of the state never filed her claims. Wasternack Natalie called John, Scenarios, Josie, Malia, Isaiah, Noah, Jeremiah and Makai.
Now Natalie bitterly recalls the first years after the birth of wasternack. “Everyone thought that I was living on donations and the help and chucking cash around like cheese in butter. There was nothing there. I had to do things for which I am ashamed now – and all for the sake of on the table was bread,” says Natalie. “I hated myself for what I was doing and to somehow live with it, took antidepressants. Without them I could not have anything to do. All the interviews that I gave in those years, I was given under the influence of pills.”
Despite all odds, Natalie was able to get a job with a degree – she advises dependent on alcohol and drugs in the service of counseling. From the state family receives food stamps, even though they cover only a third of the costs. “What annoys me most is the fact that people think I’m a bad mother. If I was bad, I would quit children many years ago. I would have died from an overdose of pills. But who knows what. But I have to be strong for their children. I don’t hide anything from them, I told them that I had to do shameful things, and they told me – Mama, we still love you. My kids are smart, they understand everything.”
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