Guy and Heather Weavers’ excitement over their pregnancy was cut short when they learned it was high-risk because she was carrying quadruplets.
Doctors mentioned selective reduction — reducing the number of fetuses — as a way to make the pregnancy safer.
The Weavers refused, much like the Holadays who decided to take the risk and carry all four babies.
Instead, the Weavers opted to visit a specialist from the Banner University Medical Center in Arizona. That’s where they met John Elliott. The doctor, who has successfully delivered dozens of quadruplets, gave them much needed hope.
“We have a plan, and we tell them we have a plan, and they’ve never heard that before,” Dr. Elliott told USA Today of what he tells couples in similar situations. “We are more aggressive than anyone else in the world, and we also deal with the psychological aspects of it.”
The Weavers moved from Idaho to Arizona and took all the proper precautions. At 32 weeks, Heather gave birth via C-section. Her babies — Lincoln, Yale, Hamilton, and Sebastian — were going to make it.
“It’s just incredible,” she said. "We can’t even put into words."
And, according to the family’s Facebook page, the four tots are growing and doing well.
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