There’s No Such Thing as Free Lunch
Even though IVF (in vitro fertilization) isn’t difficult, its success rate isn’t 100 percent, and it’s expensive. These circumstances, on the other hand, did not deter Nadya in the least, as she had become tired of failing by this point. Furthermore, most doctors advise fertilizing a large number of eggs to boost the odds of successful fertilization. As a result, Nadya was exposed to a large increase in danger as a result of the treatment, but would she accept it?
There’s No Such Thing As Free Lunch
Worth It
Before performing the IVF treatment, Nadya Suleman had to consider one essential factor: the likelihood of having several infants during the pregnancy due to the chance that all of the multiple fertilized eggs implanted would survive. Of course, this increases the risk of pregnancy, but Nadya was determined to start her own family, and her motto appears to be “the more, the merrier.” Despite this, some people believed Nadya should have been concerned about being pregnant with multiple children at the same time, even if it was only a little. It’s feasible to claim that the outcome could have gone either way in hindsight.
Worth It
