Pennsylvanians Maxine and Jake Young knew they were destined to be together the moment they started dating. They knew they wanted to have a big family, lots of kids. They didn’t exactly plan on having nine children of their own, though.
They were concerned in 2016 and began foster care training at the beginning of 2017. Three children, ages two, four, and eleven months, were born to the Youngs after it was finished. Soon after, they welcomed another child into their home and hearts; this time, it was a relative of the young people they had recently supported.
It was a small taste of heaven to have four children. On GoFundMe, Jacob’s mother wrote, “Jacob was totally on board and loved having a house full of love, laughter, and maybe even some chaos.
Despite their hectic schedules, Maxine and Jacob were determined to have a child naturally. This wasn’t just because she underwent numerous procedures, such as IVF and IUI, before giving birth to their son Henry in October 2018.
God knew how amazing the Youngs were as guardians and had different plans for them despite the fact that everyone thought their family was over.
When Maxine started experiencing strange symptoms, her heart informed her that she was pregnant once more. She didn’t think she could conceive naturally because she had a son through IVF, but she wasn’t sure. Her instinct, though, was on the money.
Things started to get interesting at the initial doctor’s appointment. I noticed a shocked expression everywhere when she (the specialist) started the output. When you looked at the screen, you could see three similar-sized pregnancy sacs, yolk sacs, and even fetal poles.
She remarked, “Wow, it looks like three babies are growing there. I started nervously giggling and was shocked, so I asked if everything looked normal and if the kids estimated accurately, which they were, a month and a half straight away. Maxine posted on Instagram, “I had another scan scheduled for the following week”.
However, there were four newborns as opposed to Youngs’ foster kids, who had only been adopted a few weeks earlier.
Meeting the infants was an unforgettable experience. Our recent struggles were quickly forgotten; the pain and stress were unimportant; the contented mother posted on Facebook, “Everything we had been through was worth it”.
“Fortunately, they’re all doing well, and we’re very grateful,” Maxine exclaims”.
