Shawn and Haylee Ladner say they have always wanted to start a family but adding a party of five has even surprised them.
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The Ladners said they went through two miscarriages before deciding to use intrauterine insemination to have a child. “We were thinking twins but then we were told there were five,” Haylee Ladner said. “I immediately was like how is this possible?”
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