Pictures of octomom pregnant

Nadya Suleman proudly shows her bump off for the camera, eight days before having her octuplets. The amazing shots on website TMZ. The babies, the result of artificial insemination, faced possible breathing problems and neurological damage, while Nadya was at increased risk of haemorrhage. Dr Richard Paulson of the University of Southern California said: "These pictures show how risky a decision it is to have all eight babies.

If you can believe it, it's been 10 years since Natalie Suleman gave birth to her octuplets and was quickly dubbed 'Octomom'. After becoming the focus of a ton of negative media attention and even receiving death threats, Natalie stepped out of the spotlight to focus on her family. Now the single mom of 14 kids is speaking out about her past in a revealing new interview. Natalie's octuplets became the second complete set born in the United States and they surpassed the survival rate set by an other set of octuplets born in She appeared on The Today Show one week after giving birth to the octuplets, which she conceived through IVF treatment. The birth of the octuplets even lead to the doctor who performed the IVF treatments on Natalie losing his medical license.

In , Nadya Suleman captivated the world when she became pregnant with octuplets via IVF, earning her the nickname of "Octomom. At the time, a specialist had implanted a dozen embryos, and since she was already a mother to six, some thought the situation was inappropriate and irresponsible, but she ignored the naysayers. At 31 weeks into the pregnancy, she welcomed the eight babies via a C-section, and though they all were vastly underweight at less than two pounds each, they all survived.

She's gone from medical marvel — hers are the only known full set of octuplets to live past their first week — to national punch line for her various money-generating efforts. The year-old single mother of 14 children she had six before the octuplets has been a porn actress, nude model, celebrity boxer and birth-control pitchwoman as she's struggled to support herself and her children. She's lost a home to foreclosure, teetered on the brink of bankruptcy and fought with nannies and others who tried to help her, leaving in her wake a string of publicists, lawyers and good-Samaritan types who no longer want to talk about her. Suleman was back in the headlines earlier this month when she was charged with welfare fraud. She pleaded not guilty and is free on her own recognizance pending a pretrial hearing next month.