|
To receive daily emails from Breaking Christian News to your inbox CLICK HERE
Five "Little Miracles" Born in Australia to Brave Mom Who Refused Doctors' Advice"Is it all worth it? Yes!!!!" – Kim Tucci
"After my initial ultrasound I was told I could consider the selection method to give 2 babies the best chance in life," wrote mom Kim Tucci in a Facebook post last September. "I watched a YouTube video on the procedure and I cried. I could never do that! Was I selfish for not giving two the chance of 100% survival? All I knew is that I already love them and that every heart beat I heard I connect with them more. For me life starts when a heart starts beating and all I know for sure is that I will do whatever it takes to bring them into this world healthy," she wrote. Last Thursday Kim and her husband Vaughn welcomed the five new members into their family—one boy and four girls—increasing the number of their children from 3 to 8. The babies were born at 30 weeks, 10 weeks early, due to insufficient space in Kim's womb. They weighed on average about 2.5 pounds. The quintuplets' story began last March, after Kim and Vaughn had been trying for six months to conceive just one more child for their family. Due to health complications, Kim wondered if she would ever become a mother again. After what she thought was an extra-long cycle, she decided to take a pregnancy test. "I was feeling tired and a little nauseated and thought I would take a pregnancy test just to get the 'what if' out of my head. To my shock and utter excitement it was positive," she wrote on a Facebook post. The parents got the shock of their lives when doctors confirmed in an ultrasound examination that there was... Click here to continue reading. 
To receive daily emails from Breaking Christian News to your inbox CLICK HERE
Other Recent Articles from Breaking Christian News Give Him 15: Mercy is Our New Currency A Little Baby Girl Is Rescued from a Dumpster in Texas. A Dumpster Nonprofit Asks Feds to Investigate Schools' 'Gender-Affirming Care' Practices Latest Move by the President to Prevent a Government Shutdown Is Brilliant Trump Closes Loophole Allowing Illegal Aliens to Drive Commercial Trucks After Tragic Accidents Trump's Administration Finds 25,000 Missing Migrant Children Autism, What We Know: Science Backs Up President Trump's Statements Former FBI Director James Comey Indicted by Grand Jury for Obstruction in Russia Hoax Investigation The Spiritual Battle is REAL!: Sean McDowell's Son Encounters a 'Demon' While Evangelizing in NYC 3 Suspects Arrested after Houston Youth Baseball Coach Shot during Pregame Prayer With Kids Explosive Clash: Dearborn Mayor Attacks Resident Who Objected to Terrorist Street Naming Economy: Second Quarter GDP Revised Up – Again – to Best Quarter Since 2023 DOGE Helped Uncover the Biggest Health Care Heist in American History Charlie's TPUSA Campus Tours Continue as Virginia Tech Venue Fills to Max Capacity Texas Bans Gender-Confused People from Using Opposite-Sex Facilities in Public Schools, Prisons President Trump Urges UN to Protect 'The Most Persecuted Religion on the Planet Today: Christianity' |
    
  |
(Australia)—A 26-year-old Australian mom has given birth to five healthy babies, all conceived naturally, after refusing the doctor's advice that she must abort three of them in order to give the remaining two a better chance at life. (Ultrasound image: the five different compartments, each with its own baby, inside Kim's womb/via LifeSiteNews) 
All articles on this site and emails from BCN are copyrighted property of Breaking Christian News. Permission is given to link to, or share a BCN story if proper attribution is given to both the original writer and summarizer of the story. Breaking Christian News 2005-2019. All Rights Reserved.
Breaking Christian News is a division of Elijah List Publications, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Disclaimer: Articles and links, as well as the source articles linked to; do not necessarily reflect the opinion of Breaking Christian News.
| Home | Store | Subscribe | Facebook | Article Archive |