When Jenny Marr had her first ultrasound during pregnancy, she expected the typical mix of emotions – anxiety and excitement. However, the visit turned into a shocking revelation for the Grapevine, Texas couple. Instead of one baby, they discovered they were expecting triplets.
But that’s not all. A follow-up appointment a week later with a maternal-fetal medicine specialist revealed that they were actually expecting quadruplets. Dr. Lauren Murray explained that the odds of having identical, spontaneous quadruplets are between 1 in 11 million and 1 in 15 million.
Jenny delivered the quadruplets at 28.5 weeks, and after a 10-week stay in the neonatal intensive care unit, the babies returned home. The Marr quadruplets are now three years old and thriving.
