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Nadja Suleman has been known under a number of names to date. At school she was Natalie Doud, other times Nadja Doud, others Nadja Suleman, Nadja Solomon and probably Nadja/Natalie Gutierrez.
latimesblogs.latimes.com...
Octuplets' mother receives public assistance [UPDATED]
4:45 PM, February 9, 2009
Nadya Suleman, the woman who gave birth to octuplets last month, is receiving $490 a month in food stamps, and three of her first six children are disabled and receiving federal assistance, her publicist confirmed to The Times.
Publicist Michael Furtney confirmed the information after two sources told The Times that Suleman was receiving food stamps and federal supplemental security income.
Originally posted by AmericanDaughter
reply to post by LaBella
Hi, I see a lot of questions raised about her being an illegal. Knowing how good ATSers are I thought I would ask! I just asked not accuse. I guess should have expected to be attacked? I find her actions crazy so that leaves in American citizens no matter what hair colour she has! Is that how you judge people LaBella? Not me.
Please show me a link to the spem doner; I can't find one.
Is he gonna support all those kids?
this octo mom is pure lazieness using her ability to give life in order to live off someone else, one way or another; no wonder people are asking if she's a citizen after all.
Originally posted by skeptic1
reply to post by greeneyedleo
Why do us taxpayers have to support anyone? Not just this woman.
But, it should be on her to support these kids, not society. She chose to have them implanted and give birth to them, so it should be up to her to shoulder the burden of them.
The California woman who gave birth to octuplets has no income and intends to use student loans to care for them and her other six children at home, all under the age of 8.
“Do you have any income at all?” TODAY’s Ann Curry asked Nadya Suleman during her exclusive interview with the 33-year-old mother of 14 children.
“At the moment, no,” Suleman replied, adding that she intended to use student loans “temporarily” to pay for her family’s care.
“Right now, you don’t have an income to provide for your children?” Curry repeated.
“Probably just with the student loans,” Suleman said. “I am providing for my children. I am. And that will probably run out by the time I go back to school. So I have my own way. It’s an alternative way, but it works.”
Originally posted by skeptic1
“Right now, you don’t have an income to provide for your children?” Curry repeated.
“Probably just with the student loans,” Suleman said. “I am providing for my children. I am. And that will probably run out by the time I go back to school. So I have my own way. It’s an alternative way, but it works.”
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
All Grandma needs to do is throw the freeloading baby machine OUT of the house.
While I feel for Grandma and Grandpa, they are enabling this fiasco.
Toss her out on her rump. Problem solved.