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UPDATE 2/9/2009
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=6833533&page=1
Just gets better and better. My welfare money paying for this lady and her brood, while she buys toys for her kids and plays media queen. It's like some bad scifi story where human society turns into a bee hive, you get queens sitting around popping out tons of kids while the rest of us drones struggle under more and more tax burden to support their irresponsible decisions.
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The best part - Joe taxpayer is going to financially support the raising of this crazy lady's fourteen kids. You have to be missing an arm to get attention in the emergency room, but if you want a second litter in your mid-thirties then step on up, no questions asked!
Thank god someone finally had the balls to call these situations what they really are - medical disasters.
The grandmother of the California octuplets calls her daughter Nadya Suleman's decision to impregnate herself again after giving birth to six children "really unconscionable" and says the 33-year-old single mother has "no means to support" 14 children.
Angela Suleman says her daughter is not capable of raising 14 children.Angela Suleman said Sunday that she's been housing and supporting her daughter Nadya Suleman and her six grandchildren by a previous in vitro fertilization procedure in a "cramped" apartment for years.
Angela Suleman said that her daughter "spent a lot of money on toys" but never contributed rent or food money and failed to tell her mother about more than $167,000 that records show she received from worker's compensation claims.
"I did hear that she received money from her insurance,'' Angela Suleman told Radaronline.com in an interview that was aired on "GMA." "She never told me. But I've never seen any money, not for house payments or for feeding the kids."
Angela Suleman filed for bankruptcy in March 2008, according to court documents.
"Unless [Nadya] starts working, earning money, I don't know, she may have to go on welfare, which she said she never would do,'' her mother said.
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Though Nadya Suleman said that she intends to return to school to complete a master's degree in counseling this fall, she also told Curry that she loves her children "unconditionally" and will "stop my life for them and be present with them. And hold them. And be with them. And how many parents do that?"
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=6833533&page=1
Just gets better and better. My welfare money paying for this lady and her brood, while she buys toys for her kids and plays media queen. It's like some bad scifi story where human society turns into a bee hive, you get queens sitting around popping out tons of kids while the rest of us drones struggle under more and more tax burden to support their irresponsible decisions.
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(CBS) CBS News has learned that the family of the octuplets born this week outside Los Angeles filed for bankruptcy and abandoned a home a little over a year-and-a-half ago.
Early Show national correspondent Hattie Kauffman says the mother is in her mid-thirties and lives with her parents.
There's been no mention of the octuplets' father, Kauffman observes.
The grandfather, she adds, is apparently going to head back to his native Iraq to earn money for the growing family. He told CBS News he's a former Iraqi military man.
Kauffman reported Thursday, and the octuplets' maternal grandmother now confirms to the Los Angeles Times, that the babies' mother already had six young children.
And a family acquaintance had told Kauffman that two of the six other kids are twins, and the six range in age from about two to about seven.
The mother's name is still being kept under wraps.
But her mother, Angela Suleman, also tells the newspaper her daughter conceived the octuplets through a fertility program.
Suleman told the Times her daughter had embryos implanted and, "They all happened to take."
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"And it's unfortunate, because the media pick up on this and seem to go, I think, Arthur Kaplan from UPenn (University of Pennsylvania) said the media tend to go goo-goo gaga over this and, in fact, it's really a bit of a medical disaster."
The best part - Joe taxpayer is going to financially support the raising of this crazy lady's fourteen kids. You have to be missing an arm to get attention in the emergency room, but if you want a second litter in your mid-thirties then step on up, no questions asked!
Thank god someone finally had the balls to call these situations what they really are - medical disasters.
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