Quadruplets Born Five Weeks Early Doing Well
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HOUSTON — Quadruplets born five weeks prematurely were doing well and breathing on their own Sunday, their doctor said.
Dr. William J. Estrada, who delivered the quadruplets by Caesarean section Saturday at Memorial City Medical Center, said that all the babies--three boys and a girl--were taken off oxygen within a few hours of birth.
The mother, Charlene Martin, 32, of Sealy, was in an intensive care unit.
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