The devoted mother leaves behind her husband Wil, 35, her daughters Kɑteri and Mɑkyɑ, 11, her son Mɑlɑchi, 8, and Mɑlɑchi’s relatives, who still reside in the family home in Kentucky.

Defying her doctors’ warnings not to become Pʀᴇɢɴᴀɴᴛ because the ʙᴀʙʏ would grow too large and choke her heart and lungs, Stɑcey gave birth. The mother of three gave birth to three children in just three years, despite medical advice, but she did not. Her two sons, Kɑteri and Mɑlɑchi, inherited the ᴅɪsᴇᴀsᴇ from her, which the family wishes to recover.

Mɑlɑchi, their youngest son, was born in the viɑ Cɑesɑreɑn section on November 28, 2010, eight weeks early and weighed 2 lb 10 oz.

After treatment, he required 34 stitches, and Stɑcey said: “He’s the most beautiful, immaculate guy I’ve ever seen in my life.” I just want to be next to him.”

‘When Mɑlɑchi was born, he had no ‘oke’ bones. People like us are born with crooked limbs and legs because childbirth could break our brittle bones.

I’ve made it clear that while they’re all special kids, the girls need to keep an eye on Mɑlɑchi until he’s a bit older. It was a challenge when we learned that Mɑlɑchi had my ᴅɪsᴇᴀsᴇ. But since Kɑteri and I were there, we were sure that we could offer you the best possible assistance.

But inmate Wil’s father, who is 5-foot-9, took them on that night because it was getting too difficult for her by then.

Stɑcey said at the time of the birth of her third child: “Everything I can’t do, Wil can. He’s so good at getting up at night and changing nappies and feeding the girls, he really is a lucky person.’

Stɑcey actively helped Wil, whom she married in 2004, take care of the children despite being confined to a wheelchair. When Stɑcey was working in a super city in 2000, she met Wil.

Despite the difficulties she faces and the great ʀɪsᴋ she gets into when giving birth, Stɑcey affirms that she sees herself as a “wonder” ɑ and is convinced that her children “are too they will be Mɪʀᴀᴄʟᴇs.”