Delivering Triplets: The Wexler's Story

After their first ultrasound, Fred and Katie Wexler were surprised to find out they were having twins. At their second ultrasound appointment, they found out they were actually having triplets. Fast forward to 29 weeks, Katie woke up at 1 a.m. to her water breaking and while they didn’t plan to deliver their triplets in Pullman, their babies had a different plan of making history.
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[@19irving]

Why couldn't she have them naturally?

[@jaysaini955]

Because its hard for the babies to move and come out, that is why a C-Section is required to safely deliver them. Twins are possible, but triplets, never.