This November, the McCaugheys, the world's first surviving septuplets, are turning 25 years old. Their history-making birth made quite the impression on the small town of Carlisle, where they grew up, ...
The McCaughey septuplets made headlines back in 1997 when they became the world’s first set of surviving septuplets. They were born to Bobbi and Kenny McCaughey nine weeks premature at a Des Moines, ...
WEBVTT On November 19, 19-97, the eyes of the world were focused on the birth of the first living septuplets right here in Des Moines! Soon after - endorsements rolled in, a house was built for them, ...
The not-so-few, the proud, the McCaughey septuplets — three girls and four boys strong, now capable of reporting for duty. Increasingly independent, they still manage to get tangled in their own ...
DES MOINES — In black and red graduation gowns, the McCaughey septuplets walked across the stage and accepted their diplomas with the rest of the Carlisle High School Class of 2016 on Sunday. The ...
The McCaughey siblings first made headlines back in 1997 simply by surviving as the first septuplets born in the United States. Now, they're thriving — and off to college (and beyond)! Brandon, Alexis ...
The McCaugheys inspired awe and debate over fertility treatment when they were born more than 18 years ago. Now that they have graduated, the... Born into the world and into the spotlight in 1997, the ...
Four of the McCaughey septuplets have left the nest. The college freshmen from Iowa – Joel, Nathan, Kelsey and Natalie – settled into their dorm rooms at Hannibal-LaGrange University this week, ...
Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...
In what’s become a delightful ritual for us at “Dateline,” it is again time for a visit with the McCaughey septuplets. Who would have imagined in those precarious weeks before and after they were born ...
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