This woman was once very popular in France, because she gave birth to 6 children at once, all of whom survived 😱 The couple had a hard time coping with so many children and finally exhaled when they graduated from school and went to different universities 😲
What the six twins look like today is shown in the article under the photo ⬇️⬇️
In France, her name was once known by everyone. The press called her “Mama Baby Boom” and magazines published photographs of her newborn children on the front pages.
Marie-Claude Adam, 28, became the first French woman to give birth to six children at once – and it was a medical miracle. Marie-Claude is married Daniel Adam when
she was just 19, he was much older, respectable and already established. The family was prosperous, so the couple did not plan to postpone having children.
But no one could have imagined that the very first pregnancy would turn out to be such a surprise. At 32 weeks, as a result of an emergency caesarean section, six premature babies were born –four girls and two boys.
All were immediately placed in incubators. Despite the risk, doctors were positive: the children had no serious pathologies, only weight deficit.
Under the supervision and care of doctors, they all soon began to gain weight and develop like normal children.
Raising six children is no easy task. The Adam family home resembled a small kindergarten. Marie-Claude devoted herself entirely to caring for the children. While Daniel worked and provided for the family, she devoted all her years to motherhood.
When the children grew up, their organization was amazing. The girls studied in one class, the boys in a parallel one. Each had their own character, their own hobbies, but they are always stuck together.
However, over time, everything changed. After receiving their certificates, the teenagers each went their own way – to different colleges, universities, cities.
The house was empty, and the couple, who had lived in constant care for so many years, were left alone for the first time in many years. Their relationship could not stand this new stage. Soon, Marie-Claude and Daniel divorced.Now Marie-Claude is a pensioner, she used to work at a school. She is not only a mother, but also a grandmother. Daniel is also retired, and also a grandfather. They live in different houses, lead their own lives.
The six children, now adults, live in different parts of France. They occasionally call each other, but rarely meet together. Only three times a year does the whole family gather: in September – the father’s birthday, in November– the mother’s, and in December, at Christmas. But even then, sometimes someone can’t come, and one or two are missing from the table.
