Anticipating the arrival of a baby is a truly remarkable time in a woman’s life, filled with excitement and joy. However, along with the anticipation, there may also be worries and concerns about the well-being of both the mother and the unborn child.
These concerns often fade away when the long-awaited baby finally arrives. However, for some mothers, the journey takes an unexpected turn, as was the case for one woman in Iran. Throughout her pregnancy, she believed she was expecting just one baby.
To her astonishment, her expectations were tripled, and she gave birth to three identical girls—Elnaz, Golnaz, and Tanaz. The birth of these triplets brought immense happiness to their modest Iranian family, overshadowing any financial constraints they faced. Despite their limited means, the parents dedicated themselves to providing the best for their children, investing in their education and overall development.
However, as the girls grew older, they realized that their prospects in their native Iran were limited. In Iranian society, it was uncommon for women to pursue work or express themselves freely. Recognizing these societal constraints, the sisters made the decision to move to London.
With the support of their father, who generously contributed his savings towards their tickets and accommodation, they embarked on a new chapter in their lives. They bid farewell to their homeland, never to return.
