She Just Gave Birth To Quadruplets, Then A Nurse Noticed Something That Changed Everything…

This couple was very excited to learn that they were expecting a baby, but were shocked when they learned the truth.

Bethani and Tim Webb were in for a major surprise after going into the doctor’s office and learning that they were due to have four babies.

Tim fell back a little and caught himself as he almost fainted right there in the doctor’s office. Bethani could not believe it was true and kept denying it the whole time.

Shocked by the news, Bethani and Tim prepared for the birth of their four children. With some combination of excitement and worry, Tim and Bathani welcomed four new lives into their family.

What ended up happening when the four babies were born was unbelievable.

Bethani had to undergo a C-section in order to help deliver her babies. After the procedure was done, the Webb family included four identical girls.

When asked how she felt about this amazing discovery, Bethani said, “It’s a little overwhelming knowing that I’m taking care of four little babies, but it’ll be good.”

The four adorable little girls are all identical, which is incredibly RARE!

Tim and Bethani of Grande Prairie, Alberta, gave birth to identical quadruplet girls — the chances of which are one in 15 million!

These girls were the first babies born to the couple and were born using no fertility drugs, which definitely heightens their miraculousness!

Bethani admits that she has a hard time differentiating the baby girls as of now, and she and Tim plan to set up a system for painting their nails as a method for identifying them.

The babies currently sleep together in one big crib. Bethani mentioned how the babies seem to miss each other when they are not together, so keeping them close together works best for everybody.

“Right now, they’re all in one crib, which is nice. Before they were in their incubators, they were all separate, and they definitely had some separation anxiety.”

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Source: AWM