[njgranny]

This story gets more incredible, the more we hear. She definitely has a problem. No one with any sense at all would want so many children without the means to care for them.

My children all have good jobs and stable home lives, but they all decided to stop at just two children each. They felt that they could handle two emotionally and financially.

Friends of my daughter tried in vitro which didn't work, and they couldn't afford more tries. They didn't realize that the state hospitalization plan (the husband is a state worker) had just started covering a good portion of in-vitro. I told my daughter to pass on the information. The woman eventually had twins (boy and girl), and just recently had another child naturally. If this hadn't happened, they would have kept their family size to two kids.

My first thought when I heard this story was how she was paying for all that in-vitro.

According to stories, she has received around $165,000 in disability because she supposedly had a back injury during the years when she had all these kids.

Wow, I'm babbling. Jan