Nadya Suleman and New Possibilities
The situation may be changing for Nadya Suleman. Apparently her father is buying a house where she and her family will move. And she'll be getting help to raise her octuplets. Television's Dr. Phil McGraw said that Suleman will accept help from Angels in Waiting - a nonprofit volunteer group that offers childcare.
Public sentiment about the birth took a sharp turn when it was learned that all 14 of Suleman's children were conceived through in vitro fertilization, and that she is unemployed and single.
The road ahead will be difficult for Suleman and likely all of her children. There will be developmental, emotional, physical and financial needs that she will be hard pressed to meet. A final reminder of the potential consequences of a decision that is not well thought out:
If your bad feelings stem from a hunger inside that needs to be satisfied or a serious emotional problem, take the time to examine your own life. That will give you the chance to focus on greater personal awareness and your own emotional growth without jeopardizing the wellbeing of others.
This complex situation has sparked so much public attention. Everyone has been weighing in - why not you?
Labels: Angels in waiting, depression, Dr. Phil McGraw, Nadya Suleman, new home, octuplets
posted by Nourishing Relationships @ 7:44 AM
1 Comments:
I hate to hear people vilify this woman. True, she has not thought out her actions, and true, she will need an enormous amount of help with these kids, but she is not a child molester. I wish some of the public sentiment about her could be funneled toward really awful people. As soon as a woman gets into the public eye, men start to lob death threats at her.
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