These are not my grandkids
Jay and Kathy struggled with infertility for several years. When Kathy was 40, they decided to seek medical help with conceiving.
By age 45, Kathy felt her eggs were hard boiled, and that this necessitated trying in vitro fertilization.
On their third attempt Jay and Kathy Rosales, ages 50 and 45 respectively, became pregnant with triplets. It was so much fun to tell people they were pregnant and it was triplets…
Kathy's pregnancy was OK. She was placed on bed rest at home at 5 months and was in the hospital for about a month. The triplets were born at 30 weeks.
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