Immigrant family bears burden of quadruplets in LA
Angela Magdaleno and Alfredo Anzaldo, two teenagers at home and four newborns, face poverty and crowded living in south Los Angeles. With max $400 weekly, they plan to move from a $600 monthly apartment, buy a larger home and a minivan to seat ten. Their story highlights immigrant hardship despite media attention.
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Pregnant mother stunned to learn of quadruplets in Los Angeles
Angela Magdaleno, a mother of ten from Mexico living in East Los Angeles, says doctors surprised her with quadruplets after she used a birth control patch. The babies weighed 3 to 4 pounds, all healthy. The family relies on Medi-Cal and Social Security for medical care and support. Magdaleno notes the patch was removed after nausea and emphasizes gratitude for U.S. health programs.
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