Three months after giving birth, a lady who broke a world record by giving birth to multiple children at once said she is still overjoyed and hasn’t made the decision to have any more kids.
Halima Cisse has a lot on her plate, and even that would be an understatement. The household claimed to consume six liters of milk each day and use 100 diapers every day. The group already has a daughter, too.
I’m currently ecstatic. She said, “It’s a great present,” to ABC News.
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Her grandson Abdelkader Arby expresses a similar attitude when he refers to the six children—four boys and five girls—as “gifts from God.” Cisse, however, asserted that she had fantasized of having a big family ever since she was a young child.
The 26-year-old mother lives in Mali. After seeing her OB-GYN, she found out she was pregnant and promptly booked a journey to Morocco for medical attention.
At 30 weeks gestation, she had one child by C-section instead of the expected two. Professor Yossef Alaqi, the private clinic’s director, said that Cisse and the twin infants were in danger during birth.
Cisse, despite being the smallest child and weighing just over one kilogram, had emergency surgery for intestinal bleeding.
Three months later, the patients are all well and receiving care in the neonatal unit of the Moroccan hospital.
The doctor anticipates the couple to be able to bring their child home in two months, and according to Arby, they are looking forward to what life will be like.
We are concentrating on the welfare of our infants, he said.
Multiple births are rare; according to the CDC, in the US in 2019, there were 87.7 triplet births or more per every 100,000 live births.
Nadya Slema currently holds the Guinness World Record for having the most live births in one period of time. She gave birth to two girls and six boys in California in 2009. The babies were born by C-section after undergoing IVF treatment.