quarta-feira, 18 de março de 2009

First Two Octobabies Headed Home.

The Octonursery has its first two residents.

One-fourth of Nadya Suleman's brood was headed home Tuesday night after sons Noah and Isaiah were released from a Bellflower, Calif., hospital into their mother's—and dozens of volunteer nurses'care.

Suleman revealed last week on Dr. Phil that Kaiser Permanente officials had agreed to start discharging her octuplets two at a time once her family's new residence in La Habra had been cleared for baby-raising.

Noah and Isaiah were selected to go first because, at approximately 5 1/2 pounds each, they had the healthies weights. The Insider was first to report their homecoming.

Just earlier today, Suleman had lamented via her videoblog at RadarOnline.com that the hospital, where the infants have been since birth, was not planning to start releasing them just yet.

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