Expectant woman gives birth to five babies after doctors told her to expect twins

Expectant woman gives birth to five babies after doctors told her to expect twins

A 37-year=old woman received the surprise of a lifetime when she gave birth to five children at once.

Ugandan mum Sofiat Mutesi had initially delivered twins, followed by triplets before welcoming three girls and two baby boys on the same day.

37-year-old woman who thought she was expecting twins gives birth to 5 babies
Ugandan mum Sofiat Mutesi had initially delivered twins, followed by triplets before welcoming three girls and two baby boys on the same day. Photo: Daily Monitor
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According to the Daily Monitor, Sofiat new all through her pregnancy that she was expecting twins.

On Saturday, August 24, 2019, the expectant woman gave birth to one boy at home and was later rushed to hospital when people discovered another baby was on the way.

When Sofiat arrived at hospital, her second baby was born also weighing 1.5 kilograms.

Moments later, three other kids were born through normal delivery.

"She had a normal delivery and the five babies are fine, in good health and without any defects. After every three hours they are breastfed and given glucose. The mother is fine, all has been done to contain the bleeding and she is even washing clothes,” midwife Maureen Babine said.

According to the lady, doctors always told her she was carrying two babies whenever she went for her antenatal hospital runs.

When she saw five kids pop out of her womb, the mum was shocked.

“I am surprised to deliver five because when I went for a scan at Nsinze health centre, medics told me that I was carrying two children,” the mother said.

Now, the mother of nine is pleading with well-wishers to help raise funds and donate supplies that could help cater for the children’s upkeep.

Meanwhile, Awunyo Israel, a young Ghanaian teenager who has gained admission into the University of Ghana to study Dental Surgery has appealed to popular Ghanaian journalists for assistance to pay his admission fees.

While it is not too clear whether or not he’s seeking for scholarship, Awunyo Israel, took to Twitter with a new account to solicit help from Citi FM radio and TV show hosts, Bernard Avle and Kojo Akoto Boateng, to enable him pay his fees.

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