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Sue Radford was 14 when she had her first child, and she didn’t stop there, eventually giving birth to a total of 21 kids. But why did she decide to have so many, and how exactly do Sue and her husband Noel support them financially? It’s time to address all the fascinating stories behind their decisions — as well as one more surprise that’s well on its way.
They all look perfectly healthy and happy. She's obviously good at it. Not sure what the doctors are objecting to, and the "article" is quite vague about that.
Sue Radford was 14 when she had her first child, and she didn’t stop there, eventually giving birth to a total of 21 kids. But why did she decide to have so many, and how exactly do Sue and her husband Noel support them financially? It’s time to address all the fascinating stories behind their decisions — as well as one more surprise that’s well on its way.
We don't have an overpopulation problem. Thank God for big families.
Just on my dad's side, my grandma had 6 children. They gave her 11 grandchildren. I am the 7th of the 11.
Now between us 11; we gave her 56 great-grandchildren. Eleven of them are mine. The only one of us cousins that had more than me is my cousin Shannon (#6), who had 12.
None of us are on welfare. All eleven of us are college educated. I am the poorest because my 11th was disabled at age 2. And by the way; ALL OBGYN's say: "You will DIE" after your fourth, lol. They can't get over themselves & they have been indoctrinated by population-control politics that infiltrated the medical community after the CREST study was published in the 70s.
Good for him for getting his vasectomy reversed before it did any damage. I had my tubal reversed because it made me sick for 11 years.
We don't have an overpopulation problem. Thank God for big families.
Just on my dad's side, my grandma had 6 children. They gave her 11 grandchildren. I am the 7th of the 11.
Now between us 11; we gave her 56 great-grandchildren. Eleven of them are mine. The only one of us cousins that had more than me is my cousin Shannon (#6), who had 12.
None of us are on welfare. All eleven of us are college educated. I am the poorest because my 11th was disabled at age 2. And by the way; ALL OBGYN's say: "You will DIE" after your fourth, lol. They can't get over themselves & they have been indoctrinated by population-control politics that infiltrated the medical community after the CREST study was published in the 70s.
Good for him for getting his vasectomy reversed before it did any damage. I had my tubal reversed because it made me sick for 11 years.
You are incorrect. There is a worldwide overpopulation problem. Extinctions due to habitat loss and pollution are just one side effect. Moderator cut: deleted
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Reason: Rudeness.
I had never heard of them, but they look like a nice happy family. As long as they can afford the kids, then good for them.
Probably because they're in the UK. If they were in the US, they'd be the new Dugger show on TLC
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Not sure what the doctors are objecting to, and the "article" is quite vague about that.
