Twins, especially multiples, always draw a lot of attention. They are regarded as a natural marvel, and their birth can be linked to the evolution of medicine in our day and age.Because medical ethics is concerned with safeguarding the mother’s health and delivering healthy infants, the establishment of a multiple pregnancy is treated on an individual basis.

Typically, physicians advise a treatment known as reduction.Varvara and Dmitry had no doubts fourteen years ago. They firmly rejected the prospect of such interference as religious people. This couple went through a lot while trying to become parents. They lost their first child, and Varya chose to pursue hormone therapy after rigorous testing and shattered hopes.

And now they were faced with the potential of having five infants at the same time.The couple’s happiness was eclipsed not just by the worries associated with a multiple pregnancy, but also by the issue of a lack of medical aid. Because the infants were expected to be born early, none of the Moscow clinics wanted to take on the responsibility.

They were told to seek medical attention at a foreign clinic. The Artamkin family’s financial circumstances did not allow them to cover the fees, so they decided to discuss their predicament with the public. Fortunately, an anonymous donor was discovered who paid for the procedures in one of London’s clinics. Varvara carried the infants until the 23rd week, when they were placed in incubators.

The Russian girls are now 7 years old, having been delivered at John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford in November 2007. Tatiana, Elizaveta, Vavara, Nadezhda, and Alexandra.

They all survived, and the family of seven returned to Moscow after nearly six months. They were received at the airport by officials holding the keys to a four-bedroom residence. This was obviously beneficial, but the young parents encountered numerous problems, particularly in the early years. The five sisters differ in look and personality. They are simply indistinguishable.

They succeed in their schoolwork, participate in several clubs, and attend church school on Sundays. The Artamkin wives are both educators. The mother quit her job at the school after the children were born, and the father, a mathematics professor at a university, is now the family’s main earner. They live in peace and happiness, never regretting their decision.