<p>[Tucson</a> Mom Dies Having Triplets | Huliq](<a href=“http://www.huliq.com/44271/tucson-mom-dies-having-triplets]Tucson”>http://www.huliq.com/44271/tucson-mom-dies-having-triplets)</p>
<p>I am posting this to spread the word. This man will need some true help.</p>
<p>oh that is so sad.
When my oldest was born( 10 weeks early),my husband spent many hours in waiting room and got to know another man who was the father of twins.
His wife had died shortly after giving birth which inspired me to jump out of bed ( I had, had a c section) and do laps around the wing, even though I doubt if that had any connection to why she died.</p>
<p>It was very sad since neither one of their families seemed very involved ( it was early 80s & they were an interracial couple), the dad didn’t have a lot of support. They were identical twins & as happens in some cases, the larger one, was sick, because her sisters body fluid was stressing her heart. We kept tabs on them after our kids left the hospital but she later died after it seemed like they would both do ok, and the dad eventually went back to his home state ( I think North Carolina?)</p>
<p>Mike if you are reading this- how are you?</p>
<p>I hate to be a skeptic, but is there any way to verify this fundraising is legit? I tried to google the story but they all seem to go back to the same source; not one that I recognize.</p>
<p>ooh, smart pause moment, shrinkrap. thanks</p>
<p>The story is true. (A woman did die in Tucson givng birth to triplet boys.) I can’t get the link to load to know what this article/story is about</p>
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<p>I was careful not to question the story, it was just the way the fundraising was linked that made me a little curious. I guess Wells Fargo makes sure the money goes where donors intend.</p>