Couple Welcomes Baby with Emergency C-Section 48 Hours After Finding Out They Were Expecting

Peyton Stover, 23, of Omaha, saw her doctor after experiencing symptoms, including fatigue, that she assumed were related to job stress. “They ran the test again. She said, ‘It’s definitely positive. We’re going to do an ultrasound,'” Stover recalled. “She looked right at the screen and said, ‘You’re definitely pregnant.'” The shock of the pregnancy news also came with concern. “My kidneys weren’t performing,” Stover said. “And my liver wasn’t working properly.

Couple Welcomes Super Rare Quadruplet Daughters Who Are Actually 2 Sets of Twins: 'Quite a Feat'

Peyton and Farrah Larry’s quadruplet daughters.Photo:Courtesy of the Larry family Courtesy of the Larry family Talk about a special delivery. On Mother’s Day earlier this year, New Orleans postal carrier Peyton Larry and his wife, Farrah, announced to friends and family that they were expecting. But when an ultrasound revealed Farrah was carrying quadruplet girls — conceived naturally, without the use of fertility treatments — they were shocked. Even more rare, the couple learned: Their girlsare two sets of identical twins.

Couple Welcomes Twins from Embryos Frozen 30 Years Ago

Twins born last month in Knoxville, Tennessee, may be from the the longest-frozen embryos to result in a live birth.When Rachel Ridgeway gave birth Oct. 31, her healthy twins came courtesy of embryos that were donated 30 years ago,according to CNN.“There is something mind-boggling about it,” her husband, Philip Ridgeway, told the outlet. “In a sense, they’re our oldest children, even though they’re our smallest children.“The Ridgeways have four other children, ages 8, 6, 3 and almost 2, but none were conceived via IVF or donors.

Couple Who Adopted and Then Got Pregnant Bring Home Triplets from NICU: 'So Blessed'

Courtesy Zac & Britt Wolfe A small family in Pennsylvania has grown significantly, just in time for Christmas! “Knox, Noa and Navie decided it was time to make their GRAND appearance at 30 weeks and 5 days!,”the Wolfes said on Facebook in October. “@pennhighlandshc was more than prepared for this delivery! All doctors and staff were exceptional. Brittney and the triplets are all doing very well! We will go into more detail soon, but for now, we are going to love up on Charlie, Knox, Noa and Navie!

Couple Who Adopted Their Biological Children Say a Family Christmas at Home 'Has Always Been Our Dream'

Christmas came early this year for the Myers family, whose lengthy legal battle over theparents' adoption of their own biological childrenended less than two weeks ago. “I still pinch myself and say, ‘Oh my gosh, we adopted our children,'” mother of three Tammy Myers, 41, tells PEOPLE. “I’m still in disbelief.” As PEOPLE previously reported, Tammy and her husband Jordan, 39, finalized the adoption of their 23-month-old twins Eames and Ellison — who were born Jan.