A Miracle of Five Hearts: The Historic Quintuplets Born Through Unconditional Love
On April 26, 2005, in Phoenix, Arizona, Teresa Anderson etched her name into medical history by delivering the world’s first surrogate-born quintuplets — five precious boys: Enrique, Jorge, Gabriel, Javier, and Victor — via C-section in just five breathtaking minutes at 33 weeks.

Each tiny warrior weighed between 3 lb 7 oz and 3 lb 15 oz, fighting their way into the world after a decade of heartbreak for genetic parents Luisa Gonzalez and Enrique Moreno, who had dreamed, prayed, and struggled for a family.
Teresa, a compassionate mother herself, met the couple online and carried their embryos created from Luisa’s eggs and Enrique’s sperm. When all five took hold, she selflessly waived her $15,000 fee — choosing humanity over payment amid the family’s challenges.
As the babies arrived, Luisa’s tears flowed freely:
“She has given me my dream… she has given us our family.”

In that delivery room, a stranger became a forever guardian angel, proving one act of kindness can multiply hope fivefold. A timeless testament to love, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bond of family.