My sister died right in my arms while giving birth! The kids’ dad? A no-show. I didn’t even have a clue what he looked like, but I knew for sure those triplets meant nothing to him! Making the decision to adopt them was the toughest thing I’ve ever done. Raising them? Brutally hard, but I was all in for my kids, keeping my sister’s memory alive. Then, out of nowhere, when the kids hit five, something straight out of a movie happened! They were playing at the playground, and I spotted this bizarre, towering man circling them. When he picked up my son, I quickly sprang into action! ‘Hey! What do you think you’re doing? Put my son down!’ I demanded. He locked eyes with me, those dark eyes, and said, ‘Actually, this is my son! And you’ll answer for stealing my children!’ He reached into his pocket, and I froze, watching as he pulled out…

Doctor Raises Triplets after Mother Dies in Labor, in 5 Years Their Bio Dad Appears After his sister died giving birth, Dr. Spellman adopted and reared her triplets.

However, his life was completely upended five years later when the biological father of the triplets arrived to take the kids back. “Inhale deeply. As his sister was being wheeled to the operating room on a gurney,

Thomas walked with her and reassuring her that everything would be alright.Leah tried to take a deep breath, her brows wrinkled with perspiration. “You’re in… As they walked into the operating room, she said,

“Thomas, you’re the best older brother I could ask God for.”At just 36 weeks into her pregnancy, Leah went into labor, and the physicians recommended a cesarean delivery. But Leah’s condition deteriorated shortly after giving birth to her first child, and her pulse started to decrease.

“Leah, come hang out with me! Nurse, what is going on? Leah, look at me! Thomas sobbed, his hands encircling his sister’s, “Look at me.” As she led Dr. Spellman outside, Dr. Nichols remarked, “Doctor Spellman, you need to leave, please.” The OR doors were then forcefully closed.With unending sobbing, Thomas collapsed onto a chair in the waiting room.