One year after a Pittsburgh couple’s hopes were dashed by suspected infertility, the mom-to-be received a happy surprise, and then another one.
Dee Michelle and her partner, Antonio Livingston, are now expecting three babies in a phenomenon called rare double pregnancy. The phenomenon, also known as superfetation, can occur when a woman continues to ovulate after becoming pregnant. In Michelle’s case, babies A and B are twins; baby C was conceived six days earlier.
