The couple from Fairbanks, who already had two children, was ecstatic to learn that their family would be growing. The prospect of having a third child was a dream come true, despite the fact that they had not necessarily planned for a large family. When they learned they were expecting a son, their two children were ecstatic to be getting a younger brother. As they prepared to welcome their newest member into their loving home, the family was filled with excitement and anticipation. 

During her third pregnancy, the Fairbanks mother had the distinct impression that things had changed. It was not a negative but rather a distinct emotion. She relied on her intuition, which she believed would never lead her astray.

Even though the pregnancy was unintended, Crystal Fairbanks was ecstatic to learn she was pregnant. During her ten-week checkup, however, her doctor advised her to take utsu. Despite this unanticipated request, Crystal maintained her optimism regarding the pregnancy. During the examination, however, she detected a change in the doctor's demeanor from relaxed to serious, which caused her anxiety.

Crystal recalled the moment during her tenth week of pregnancy when the doctor performed an ultrasound. Everything appeared normal at first, until the doctor's expression became grave. She was concerned there was no baby or that something was wrong. To her surprise, however, the physician exclaimed, "Oh my God, I hear two heartbeats!" You're going to have twins!" The mother was stunned and ecstatic upon hearing the news.

Fairbanks, a mother of two, was thrilled to add a third child to her family. However, she was advised to undergo an ultrasound during a routine checkup, which revealed a surprise. Fairbanks and her husband discovered that they were expecting three children, not two. The couple's realization that they were expecting triplets was both a shock and a blessing. Fairbanks sensed, as the pregnancy progressed, that something was different from her previous pregnancies, and it turned out that her intuition was correct.

Crystal Fairbanks anticipated that she would deliver via cesarean section, but as the due date drew closer, she grew increasingly anxious. During her pregnancy, she was determined to prioritize the health of her unborn children and give them ample time to develop. She had heard numerous accounts of premature births and, as a result, was constantly counting down the days until it would be safe to deliver her triplets. She remained focused on her goal of carrying her babies to term despite her concerns.

During her pregnancy with triplets, the expectant mother was inundated with terrifying tales from those who had endured difficult births. Despite her best efforts to remain focused on the health of her babies and to carry them as long as possible, she could not help but feel anxious about the impending birth. Fortunately, her OB was accommodating and understanding. He went out of his way to schedule the delivery during his vacation so he could provide her with the necessary support and comfort.

Despite Crystal's initial anxiety and fear, the delivery of her triplets proceeded surprisingly smoothly. The presence of nearly twenty individuals in the operating room, including three doctors, nurses, an anesthesiologist, and a NICU team for each baby, made her feel more at ease. The anesthesiologist was particularly reassuring, holding her hand and guiding her through the procedure while speaking to her.

Evan was present, alternating between Crystal's side and the doctors' side to monitor the oxygen levels of each baby. Eli was born first, head down, followed by Easton, who was born in the sac, and then Jade, who was born feet first. Evan filmed the entire delivery, which Crystal and Evan have decided to keep private for the time being. To give their friends and family a glimpse of this unforgettable moment, they have shared a brief clip.

My recovery from the delivery of triplets has been a trying experience. Due to the fact that my stomach was stretched beyond its capacity, it took longer for my incision to completely close and heal. During the first month following delivery, I was required to use both hands to lift my abdomen in order to inspect the incision site. However, after much care and patience, I am pleased to report that the incision has finally completely healed. I am grateful for the blessing of three healthy children and would not trade this experience for anything.

The mother reflected on the labor and delivery experience and wished she had been less anxious. She realized that the moment was truly one-of-a-kind and desired to relive it. The joy of meeting her three newborns for the first time, the assistance of the medical staff, and the presence of loved ones made it a truly memorable occasion. Despite the difficult recuperation process, she was thankful for the experience and the priceless memories it provided.