They're a long way off. But expecting mom Ashley Gardner has given her not-yet-born quadruplets a costume of their own this Halloween. Celebrating the miracle surgery that saved all four children last week, she excitedly got into the festive mood by wearing a skeleton outfit - with four little skeleton characters printed on her ballooning pregnant belly. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Festive feeling! Ashley Gardner dressed up her pregnant belly with this bespoke Halloween costume It came just days after Ashley and her husband Tyson were hauled into the hospital for emergency surgery to save the four girls. 'Happy halloween everyone!!!' Ashley wrote on Facebook, giving a 21-week update on her pregnancy.
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Ashley Gardner, of Utah, underwent surgery last week - it was a success
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Today she celebrated the good news and Halloween with festive costume
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She is now at home bed-resting and all the babies are in good condition
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One set of twins have twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS), a condition which affects identical twins, causing an unequal flow of blood
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Mrs Gardner has endometriosis, which affects her ability to get pregnant
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Couple delighted to learn their first attempt at IVF had worked in July
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The page, which has so far gained nearly 60,000 'likes', also features photos of the moment the couple found out their first round of @placeholder had been successful.