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Quadruplets From One Egg | Durham News
A woman in Queensland, Australia, gave birth to identical quadruplet daughters—naturally, without fertility treatments—and they all shared one placenta, a phenomenon so rare doctors call it practically unheard of. The odds of identical quadruplets are already one in fifteen million, but sharing a placenta? That’s next-level extraordinary. Dr. Alexa Bendall, who oversaw the pregnancy, said she’d never seen anything like it. Jenitar, 34, already a mom of four, now has eight kids total—four of them born at 28 weeks and doing great in the NICU. In the U.S., only 144 sets of quadruplets or more…
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