A 200-Million-to-One Miracle

After being told she would likely never conceive naturally again and advised to pursue IVF, Rosie Phelps-Goggin faced heartbreaking odds.  Doctors warned of complications. Hope felt distant.

But life had other plans.

Against staggering 200-million-to-one odds, Rosie welcomed identical triplet girls — Genevieve, Constance, and Avangeline — all from a single egg.  A miracle science can barely explain, and a blessing few will ever witness.

The journey was not easy. Tiny Connie once stopped breathing at home and was brought back in a terrifying moment that froze time.  Ava bravely faced Goldenhar Syndrome and underwent delicate surgery.

Through fear, exhaustion, and uncertainty, love never wavered. Today, the girls are thriving — smiling, growing, living proof that even when the world says “impossible,” miracles still happen