A year and a half ago, Hannah Carmack and her husband Michael learned they were expecting, and they were stunned to learn they were having quads on the sonogram.

The 70 million chances come from the fact that there were two sets of twins.

The four children Hannah gave birth to in March were Evelyn (2 pounds 11 ounces), David (2 pounds 40 ounces),

Daniel (2 pounds 4 ounces), and Adeline (1 pound 10 ounces) through a scheduled cesarean section at 27 weeks pregnant.

They had all returned to Gadsden 96 days later, and their parents report that they are now ‘thriving.’

The 29-year-old veterinary technician recalled the first time they were brought home as frantic. Fortunately, my stepmother helped me acclimate by flying out for two and a half months.

Everybody ate and slept at the same time. They were mutually dependent; if one screamed, the other would follow suit.

I cried when I saw them all at home together for the first time because I couldn’t believe it. They were miraculous. (Watch a cute video of them getting ready for the day below.)

It surprised Hannah and Michael to learn they were expecting as they weren’t even attempting to conceive.

Hannah claimed she suffered a “panic attack” after the initial scan showed they were having quads.

‘I inquired as to whether the two placentas I saw on the screen were twins. As I was crying, my spouse placed his hands on his head and began to giggle.

However, the technician was not responding.

‘She put her palm on my knee and claimed there were four when I questioned if it was a case of triplets and she still didn’t answer.

She said that there were unquestionably four babies there when I inquired if she was certain.

Hannah was informed from the beginning that it would take a miracle for her to survive to 30 weeks, and at 27 weeks,

she was admitted to the University of Alabama Hospital where she was intensively observed. The infants would be safer to deliver at 28 weeks, the doctors informed her, but that wasn’t to be.

Despite having been intubated, the physicians informed her that all of the infants were “doing good” after the births. Hannah was sent home three days later.

After 69 days came baby Evelyn; after 80 and 82 days came Adeline and David; and after 96 days, the last one was brought home.

‘Oh my goodness, so many people prayed for our children. From the start, the odds were stacked against them, and their chances of survival were all fifty percent.

They’re all very adorable. While the girls are gravitating toward their father, the boys are completely enamored with me.

Daniel is attempting to walk, and they are all doing fantastically now that they can crawl and eat meals from the table.

The Carmacks, @carmackquads, post about their lives with quads on TikTok and Youtube. See what a wonderful mother she is by watching this sweet video of the kids’ morning ritual when they were about a year old.

‘David is mysterious, Evelyn is our adventure baby, Adeline keeps to herself, and Daniel is constantly on the go. Their personalities are very different.’