Nadia Suleiman’s eldest daughter, Amerah, has revealed the surprise method she found her biological father without telling her mother.
Solomon, a single mother, made his titles in 2009 when planted with 12 embryos by a fertility specialist in Beverly Hills. Planting resulted in the first successful birth of October: Noah, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Younis, Jawzia, Makai, Finance and Nari.
However, before receiving his signature as “Octomom”, Solomon was currently the mother of six children: Amerah, Calyssa, Elijah, Caleb, Joshua and Aidan – they all welcomed through laboratory fertilization (IVF).
In the Monday episode of the new part of his family’s life, Octom confessionsSolomon explicitly spoke about being a single mother, and her children asked questions about their father’s identity.
“I personally had never been interested in who my biological father was,” said Solomon’s 21 -year -old son. “He explained to me that this is a friend of his friend, or he was a donor. That’s the only thing I need to know.”
However, Amerah, 22, said he was itching who knows who was younger when he was younger. So, when he was 12, he eventually found him on Facebook and called him and his mother had no “idea”.
“Then my biological father came to my mother’s best friend, after which my mother reached my mother,” she continued. “And my mom talked to me, and she loved, if you want her when you are 18 years old, look for it.
Amera confessed that when she was 18, “never felt the need for it” to contact her biological father, because she does not insist on “acquaintance with her”.
Referring to her mother’s pilgrims, she said, “I don’t know her just. She’s a stranger. I realized why she didn’t want to be in our lives after eight people came.” “And that’s the same. But I know she was a good friend for my mother.”
Solomon – who met with a strong reaction due to having eight children during the crowded parents, looked at pregnancy. During this time, he was actually hoping for only another child. However, Dr. Michael Kamarava later confessed to planting 12 fetuses in him, despite saying that he had only six planned and thus lost his medical license.
However, Solomon said that while he does not change his family, he regrets that he had not taken legal action against Kamarava.
“I don’t think I am doing too different,” he said. People In an interview released earlier this month. “I regret that I did not complain to the infertility physician. I definitely regret that his insurance was the one who paid, and these were millions, and that was useful to my family.”
He said he lived with his parents when he was waiting for his October.
He explained, “I regret that I threw myself under the bus to cover him, and I shouldn’t thank.” No one else in the world did this kind of practice, so I didn’t have it in my heart to complain. “
He said he complained to the hospital for violating HIPAA, the Transportation and Accountability Act, which protects the medical records and patient information. According to Suleiman, the hospital “reason why [she] Ended in the public eye. “
In 2009, Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Bellfllower, California, was fined $ 250,000 for unauthorized access to Solomon’s medical records. At that time, 25 employees had inappropriate access to the background, with 15 of them either terminated or resigned. Eight more employees faced other disciplinary measures.
