You must have heard birth stories that only left you happy for the parents.

But have you heard some of the ones that are almost unbelievable, that you need to see evidence to believe them?

From a woman that gave birth to 44 children to one that conceived twins in different wombs, these are the 10 most incredible birth stories that will leave you speechless.

According to doctors, she had abnormally large ovaries, which would lead to a condition called hyperovulation.

She was told that birth control would not work and would likely cause severe health issues.

Hyperovulation can be treated, but unfortunately the treatments are hard to come by in rural Uganda.

Miriam has done everything she can and to provide for her children, from turning her hand to hairdressing, collecting scrap metal, Brewing homemade gin and even selling herbal medicine.

Everything that she makes is spent on food, clothing, Medical Care and schooling fees.

Her first son would be forced to drop out of school and ᴀssist his mother, since she could no longer afford the school fees for him.

However, some of the children have graduated from school, something that Miriam Prides in by hanging portraits of her children graduating.

If Miriam isn’t the most fertile woman on earth, it would be amazing to know anyone else that’s given birth to more children.

Number nine: longest delivery.

What’s the longest delivery time that you’ve ever heard of?

72 hours, perhaps three days, maybe even a week?

Well.

This delivery lasted for more than one month after a Polish woman would give birth to one of three fetuses in her womb prematurely.

Speech therapists worked to help him to begin using his mouth and learn to eat.

Respiratory therapists supported his breathing through various efforts as he came off of the breathing machine, and nurses provided daily care, from checking vitals to soothing him to sleep, to supporting Michelle as she learned the intricate care that he needed did.

After 275 days in the hospital, the baby was then discharged on April, the 6th of 2021, a day that was full of joy and little disbelief.

A baby with less than a one percent chance of survival was healthy enough to go home to his family.

Six months after he would be discharged, the team gathered outside of the infant Center where he was born.

They then presented Michelle with an important certificate that stated that he was the most premature baby to survive, who was born to Michelle Butler on the 5th of July 2020 at a gestational age of two weeks.

One day, which made him 132 days premature, number seven, the woman who gave birth to her grandchild.

It would become difficult for Matthew and Elliot, as Matthew was dismissed from his job at a Catholic High School because they found out that he was engaged to a man.

Matthew and Elliot wanted to have children, or at least one child of their own, but they never wanted to put themselves in another vulnerable position.

They decided to use Matthew’s sperm inside of Elliot’s sister, but she was also in the middle of building her own family.

Matthew and Elliot’s best friend also offered to be their surrogate, but their doctor was hesitant due to her health issues.

So that’s when Matthew’s mother stepped up and volunteered to be the surrogate, even though she was 61 years old.

The doctors would examine Cecily ellage and found that she pᴀssed her tests with flying colors.

She felt the urge to push, not knowing what she was pushing out.

She felt something coming out of her body and she got scared that it was her organs.

She was all alone and even if she screamed for help, no one would hear her, so she just kept on pushing.

Caitlyn was so scared that she thought she was going to die die.

She reached down and felt hair, and that was when she knew that she was pushing out a baby.

About five minutes afterwards, the baby came out and she grabbed him from under the water and, according to Caitlyn, she had watched babies being delivered on television shows.

She knew a lot about delivery.

She used her knowledge and First stuck her finger into the baby’s mouth to see if there was anything there.

Then she wrapped the baby with a towel and got out of the tub.

She then retrieved a pair of scissors and used a lighter to sterilize them, and after that she cut the umbilical cord.

A lot of people found it hard to believe that she gave birth to a child and that she did it herself because she didn’t have a bump or any experience.

Number five: most surviving multiples.

Yes, many people have given birth to multiple children, but most times they don’t survive infancy.

However, these nine babies have survived through thick and through thin.

One woman would give birth to nine children on May, the 4th of 2021, and has now achieved the Guinness World Records тιтle for the most children delivered at a single birth to survive.

The previous record was held by eight babies born to Nadia Suleman of the United States, who was also known as Octomom.

It’s one thing to give birth to these children, but it’s another thing to be able to care for them.

Looking at them all growing perfectly is beautiful to watch, but when it comes to the responsibility it can be difficult.

The babies and their mother have remained at the Morocco Clinic, where they’re still receiving care.

They’re living in a specially equipped flat that’s owned by the clinic, where nurses are on hand to help care for the mother and her nine children.

The children are all feeding well, as a strict diet has been put in place for them to get the normal amount of the daily nutrients that they require.

Choir Non-uplets are extremely rare and until the arrival of these children, no cases had ever been recorded of nine babies from a single birth surviving for more than a few hours.

They consist of five girls and four boys who are all born through c-section on May, the 4th of 2021, which was only 30 weeks into the pregnancy.

Because of their numbers, it’s expected that they all have a low birth weight, each of them weighing between 500 grams and one kilogram, which are low weights for babies at Birth.

During the delivery, doctors thought that she was carrying seven children, But after those seven came an extra two.

To ensure their survival, the babies were immediately transferred to incubators and then remained under the care of the Clinic’s doctors for several months.