Probably to bring awareness to their Go Fund Me.

Agree with you. After one miscarriage they took fertility meds?? Seems excessive.

@@ivanamendez478 I lost my first born son shortly after birth then 2 miscarriages finally had a little girl, boy and another girl, then another miscarriage and my last a boy. Just gotta keep trying. A doctor I saw with my last miscarriage and pregnancy figured out that I could get pregnant but once i did the progesterone that was suppose to rise dropped. So they prescribed me some and once on that it helped and my body was able to keep the pregnancy.

@@Mustang09Hotty yep. I had 2 miscarriages back to back and was able to have a healthy pregnancy after that.

You do not know this woman's medical history and what caused their miscarriage. Doctor's have a guideline that they follow regarding when to prescribe fertility treatment. It is not thumb-sucked.

@@MPMB683 not saying this woman didnt need treatments but I personally know people who have taken them and more than likely didnt need them. Also a bunch of women who’s doctor said they could never get pregnant and then they got pregnant naturally.

FORREALS!!!

No kidding!

I mean, you don't expect four instead of one. So you really can't blame them for that. Otherwise they wouldn't need that Ford transit van for nine people. Even for twins, a normal SUV or minivan could get all of them around. Don't underestimate how much more expensive 9-seaters are compared to normal family cars.

@@_xd43l They already had THREE kids. This is awful, and I don’t feel sorry for them. Edit: Correction, they had three. Originally thought they had five. Still a more than substantial amount of kids, and certainly doesn’t justify having another, let alone four.

@@Omnihilo they had three kids…family of five…then had four more which makes them a family of nine.

@@kattgreene4294 Oh hell, I was thinking they had five. Well, still utterly disgusting and irredeemable either way. But thanks for the correction.

@@_xd43l Already had too many kids.

I’m trying to figure out why she was put on fertility medicine when she had 2 prior births? Clearly she could bare children. One miscarriage wasn’t effecting her getting pregnant I’m sure.

@@khatzeye maybe complications after birth. I have one son that I need an emergency C-section for, and after I developed endometriosis. Plus I developed a hernia and had muscle taken out of my abs 😑. They told me I’ll have a difficult time getting pregnant and if I do, the pain would be worse. So no more for me thanks 💁‍♀️ lol

Yeah people always feel like they don’t have enough already

They had one each prior to their marriage, then ONE together and wanted ONE more TOGETHER to make 4 kids total. Nothing wrong with that. God had other plans and gave them 4 more instead.

@@SKISAY Oh, thank you for explaining, that definitely makes it much more reasonable. With a heaping dollop of religious reasoning to top it off. You love to see it.

At least they decided to have all of them ,Instead of her having an abortion.

@@nuttybar9 Can you stop following me around this comments section? The best option would be if they hadn't had 20 trillion kids in the first place.

Sourpuss!

@@nuttybar9 Is what I'm sure they call that woman's clown car of a 🐈.

They do match birth order

I do too lol

How do you know,You're only assuming.

@@nuttybar9 Having 500 kids never ends well. Too much financial and mental stress.

@@cb.1212 Are you slow? You’re acting like having kids is a necessity to live. “Well, technically it’s-“ No, it isn’t. There’s almost 8 billion of us running around. We’ll be fine without Mr. and Mrs. Cottontail playing Build-A-Kid Workshop over here.

Sure they do.

@@nuttybar9 duhokayyyy 😵‍💫

@@lauriepoo928 They do. A couple in England had identical quads. Identicals only occur naturally. A lady in Australia had quints naturally. There is a woman in Africa that has had multiple sets of triplets and quads naturally. The chances of natural quads are 1 in 700,000, better odds than winning a lottery jackpot, but doesn't stop people from buying tickets.

7 kids, 2 adults