I've seen so many questions on here from people ranting about how they don't want to pay to support her. It just seems ridiculous because you don't choose where your tax dollars go, and they often go to far worse parents than someone who planned to have children and says how much she loves all her kids.
She's never been on welfare and said she never intends to be on welfare, received a large payout for a work related injury which I'm sure will support her for a while, and is returning to college to finish her masters degree when the children are a little older. She holds each baby for 45 minutes each while they're still in intensive care and managed to give a very good interview eve though she's just given birth to 8 children and has received death threats and so much unwanted public attention and people say she's mentally unstable?
I just want to know why people are so quick to jump to the conclusion that she lives off welfare and is mentally unstable despite it being in complete contradiction to what is actually in the news?
LoveMiss - Why reply without reading the whole question? She's doing a masters degree and will probably end up with a job earning more than most of the people complaining about her financial situation, and got a big pay out from a work injury that she will be able to live off till then. A lot of people have 6 embryos implanted. It's not common for them all to become babies.
Because she said these things in an interview they must be true? What a stupid thing to say. What else are you going off? What people who don't know her at all say, despite there being no news report to back up your claims? I doubt you even live in her state. It's absolutely ridiculous the audacity people have to complain about a loving mother having children and making up details to suit their biased generalizations.
Ariana, this is exactly what I'm talking about. She said she's never been on welfare, and no ones proved otherwise. But so what if she was. A LOT of people are on welfare. It's there for a reason. No one has any right to criticize someone who chose to have kids and loves them and never choose the have any media attention. And a LOT of people study with kids. If you followed the story enough to criticize her life choices, you'd have heard her intentions of putting them into her colleges day care.
Basically, you have no right to judge someone who's said they've never been on welfare, will never be on welfare, and intends to complete their masters degree simply because you want to have a whine about her being a single mother and choosing to have kids.