Many people have the desire to have children. However, it is not always simple to grant this wish. There are some couples that spend a lot of money and a lot of time trying to conceive. Niamh and Jeff Quinlan, who reside in Dublin, Ireland, experienced this. About 43,000 euros were spent by the couple on infertility treatments. The couple considered using a surrogate after five failed IVF rounds when their parents agreed to support them and pay for another treatment. Niamh’s father and stepmother, Michael Foley and Patricia, reportedly offered the couple money to pay for their final reproductive cycle because they were so saddened by how hard things were for the pair.
The medication was effective, and in December of last year, three girls, Molly, Chloe, and Megan, were born. “Life is really busy right now, but there is no other way I would choose to live. It’s the kind of family I’ve always imagined. I occasionally need to pinch myself. We had many years where we believed we would never have children, much less three, said Niamh. She continues to express her surprise at her father’s assistance. “When my father called and said he had placed 7,600 euros into my account, I gave up hope of ever having children. I broke down in tears at my desk. But I believe it might be money that was wasted. My pregnancy was the largest of my life when I discovered I was expecting not one but three kids.
Soon after tying the knot in 2016, the couple began attempting to have a child. But after a bad year, they went to see a doctor, who after learning that one of their men had failed, suggested they try an ovulation-treatment. Niamh was unsuccessful. We were relieved to learn there was a solution and believed we would become pregnant soon. We were informed that we would have to try IV.F. a year later. The majority of Niamh and Jeff’s funds were used in the process.
The couple realized they were expecting triplets soon after fertilization. Niamh had an easy pregnancy, but at 30 weeks she started feeling sick and went to the hospital for a checkup. There, doctors advised her that the baby should be delivered right away. At the time, she was assisted by a group of 40 doctors and nurses. The babies were delivered through emergency c-section on December 17. “I am really grateful to my father for everything he accomplished for us. When girls get older, it’s wonderful to share your unique narrative with them, Niamh remarked.
