It’s an angel and each star represents a baby. At least that’s what she told Radar.com the last site still provinding 24/7 coverage of her weird world. We’ll keep checking in and let you know when her 15 minutes is over….
OctoMom Nadya Suleman Gets A Tattoo
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WTF
That tattoo is horrible….
O-K?
IF I COULD ONLY SNAP MY FINGERS & MAKE HER DISAPPEAR!
hmm…$80-$100 on a tattoo…formula for the 8 fuckin kids u have…
GOOD CHOICE OCTO-MOM!!!
A tatoo?
They should’ve been removing her uterus.
I’m so sick of this bitch. Life, please don’t give her any more shine on this site….she doesn’t deserve it (plus we’re not interested in her).
LMAO @ ME
lol @ Ladee!
lmao at Me
^^^^lol at ME!!
@ LADEE, I COULDN’T AGREE WITH YOU MORE!
i agree with swagged out–is horrid
Isn’t this bitch on food stamps or something….did she just get a tattoo with our tax money? Muthaf****r.
PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSE STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP WRITING ABOUT THIS SERIAL ATTENTION SEEKER.. I truly belive this lady has a mental illness !!
Nadya Denise Doud-Suleman Gutierrez is also known as Octomom. It sounds Greek. It is a little bit. Octomom. What exactly is that? That is a mom who had eight babies at one time. That is incredible! KATE showed the world her brood of eight, and the world lapped up ideas of eight little faces for dinner and Christmas. Nadya, also known as “MotherKitten MK” by those who admire her bravery and beauty, is a wonder to behold. It has been said,”Octomom” is a strange visual like an octopus with long arms and babies at the end. Nadya, MotherKitten, is more like a mommy kitty bathing her kittens in the sunshine. That sunshine contains more than one camera these days as her popularity rises from a typical mother to an 8+mom. According to this article, http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Octo, it’s interesting that the meanies who call this mother names aren’t listed in Wikipedia or listed in dictionaries and medical journals like the scientific discoveries of the world. It was NOT her intention to deliver eight babies when she was first implanted with the tiny embryos. Then after her elation of being told she was in fact pregnant, she was given the news of containing all those tiny lives. Elective abortion, or “killing off a few so the others have a better chance” wasn’t an option once she heard those heartbeats. Mothers everywhere need to remember that moment to show her some grace. Though the media has found every opportunity to discredit her character, she has remained strong through her faith and connections to loved ones. In a well-written article, she is revered for giving hope to women who hope for one more child. She risked her life to bring all the children in the world, so why shouldn’t she be able to trade mark OCTOMOM MOTHERKITTEN or 8ANYTHING. For the love of those babies, folks will tune in and turn onto the idea of more babies make a happier world. You can find trademark info here: http://www.observer-reporter.com/OR/Story/05-15-Octomom-editorial- .
http://www.philly.com/philly/entertainment/20090519_Jenice_Armstrong__Too_old_for_babies_.html
Every mother is knows what is best for her babies, and every mother is criticized for her best efforts. Here’s her id for the club. MK, who came to international attention when she gave birth to octuplets in January 2009, has been compared to the likes of Angelina Jolie, Natalie Portman, and Norah Jones. Although she, like anyone on earth, would like to have fame and fortune, she is highly aware and protective of her brood when it comes to the paparazzi. The Suleman octuplets are only the second full set of octuplets to be born alive in the United States and, one week after their birth, surpassed the previous worldwide survival rate for a complete set of octuplets set by the Chukwu octuplets in 1998. The circumstances of their high order multiple birth have led to controversy in the field of assisted reproductive technology as well as an investigation by the Medical Board of California of the fertility specialist involved. People have asked, “Did the doctor (fertility doctor in this case) go to far to help this lady?” If he had been a heart doctor, no one would care. Is a having a child optional? I’m sorry, but ask any broken hearted woman who can’t have one, and you may very likely talk to a woman who feels robbed. Who is caring daily for these children? MotherKitten is loving them with all her heart and soul. If you question it, just ask her. People magazine posted this article, http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20267439,00.html. In it, they try to explain her decision to fire nannies hired ti help her. Have you ever had houseguests you couldn’t stand? Other such magazines were also quick to point out her fatherless situation. It’s who loves you that counts. That’s how “FAMILY” is defined. Public reaction turned negative when it was discovered that the single mother already had six other young children at home at the time and was not financially independent. Very quickly the by-standers in grocery lines worldwide decided to play judge when it came to Nadya’s life. Love her or hate her, take a look at a medical wonder here: http://www.buzzfeed.com/rchemel/octomom-4c . Like any celebrity, she will be judged too fat, too thin, too social, too anti-social, too spendy, too cheap, or too something and compare her to multiple other celebrities, which she flatters her. She actually blushes. Suleman, who was unemployed and on public assistance programs at the time, conceived the octuplets and her six older children via in-vitro fertilization (IVF).[4]That means all her children are little miracles. Isn’t that incredible too? She was cruised for getting a tattoo representing her and her kids. Tattoos are an art form that goes back to caveman days to distinguish each person as an individual or many as a team. Some people “don’t get it,” and they’re free to think that. She doesn’t press her opinions on ink magazines to others. She respects their right to choose and loves her right to buy them.