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All They Wanted Was to Have This Family': Mother Dies After Giving Birth to Quadruplets. What She Didn't Get to Do Will Break Your Heart.
January 17, 2015
"It's like that fairy tale story."
PHOENIX (TheBlaze/AP) — She never got to see the children she so desperately wanted.
A Phoenix woman has died hours after giving birth to quadruplets.
Nicole Todman, a family friend, says 36-year-old Erica Morales did not get to see her newborns before she passed away early Friday morning at Banner Good Samaritan hospital in Phoenix.
Todman says Morales was about seven months into her pregnancy when she delivered three girls and one boy Thursday afternoon.
She says Morales was initially hospitalized for high blood pressure and does not know what led to her passing.
Hospital officials said in a statement Saturday that their thoughts are with Morales' family, but they declined further comment.
Truly breaks my heart to read this - Erica Morales dies giving birth to quadruplets conceived through IVF @MailOnline https://t.co/3h4kgYA0bD
— Caitlin Marsh (@CaitlinM_Echo) January 17, 2015
"This is all they wanted, was to have this family, was to make their family complete, was to have these children and that was going to complete their family," a cousin of the Morales family told Fox 10 Phoenix. "It's like that fairy tale story."
Watch the Fox 10 Phoenix report on Morales below:
Todman started a GoFundMe fundraising page for Morales' husband, Carlos, and the infants on Friday. The site had received more than $16,000 in donations as of Saturday afternoon.
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