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The World’s First Surviving Septuplets – 20 Years Later(PART II )

Seven Bundles of Joy
On November 19, 1997, and nine weeks early, all seven babies were born via cesarean after the McCaughey’s had spent a lot of time with the doctors and frequent checkups. The babies were born healthy within six minutes with each one ranging between 2lb 5oz and 3lb 4oz. It was a wonder what will happen to the world’s first surviving septuplets. The world was eagerly watching as the family received a lot of media attention as soon as the news broke out about the seven embryos.
Meet the McCaughey’s septuplets
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All the babies – four boys and three girls – made it through the delivery, ready to face life. I guess the McCaughey’s must have gone on a name search mission with news of expecting seven babies at a go. They had all the babies’ names ready at birth, including Kenny Robert, Alexis May, Nathan Roy, Natalie Sue, Kelsey Ann, Brandon James, and Joel Steven in order of birth.
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The family received a lot of donations from several well-wishers, including a house, nanny services, diapers, a van, and more.
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The birth of the septuplets gathered media attention, making the McCaughey’s famous with a feature in Time magazine, President Bill Clinton wishing the family well, meeting President George Bush, and appearing on The Oprah Winfrey show.
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Although all the kids were healthy, Alexis and Nathan had difficulties walking as they were born with cerebral palsy – a condition that affecting coordination and movement.  Nathan taught himself how to walk while Alexis walks with the help of a walker. The McCaughey septuplets are thus the world’s first septuplets to survive and thrive through infancy.

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