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Input: First U.S. set of all-girl quintuplets born in Houston 
  
 Another rare multiple birth has graced Houston with the birth Wednesday of the first U.S. set of all-girl quintuplets. 
  
 Danielle Busby delivered Olivia Marie, Ava Lane, Hazel Grace, Parker Kate and Riley Paige by C-section at The Woman's Hospital of Texas. It took just four minutes for the birth of all five, the hospital said. 
  
 In addition to being the first female quintuplets in the United States, the Busby babies are the first all-girl set in the world since 1969, according to the Woman's Hospital of Texas. 
  
 "We are so thankful and blessed," Danielle Busby said in an announcement from the hospital. "And I honestly give all the credit to my God. I am so thankful for this wonderful hospital and team of people here; they truly all are amazing." 
  
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 The Busbys, who are recording their experience on their blog, It's a Buzz World, are part of a select group. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, there were only 66 higher-order multiple births in the United States in 2013, the latest figure available. 
  
 Dr. Alexander Reiter, maternal-fetal medicine specialist with Houston Perinatal Associates, delivered the quintuplets with help from more than a dozen other medical personnel. Additionally, seven board-certified neonatologists were among the five medical teams assembled to provide care after the babies' arrival. 
  
 Danielle Busby, who has an older daughter, had IUI, or intrauterine insemination, for both of her pregnancies. 
  
 "Danielle is a trooper, and her positive attitude definitely shined through the pregnancy and the delivery," Reiter said. 
  
 "The baby girls did well during the delivery and are currently requiring only modest support of their breathing," said Dr. Jayne Finkowski-Rivera, The Woman's Hospital of Texas neonatal intensive care unit medical director, who assisted during the delivery. 
  
 "They were all in the appropriate weight range for their gestational age, which is due to their mother's excellent efforts to have the healthiest pregnancy possible, Finkowski-Rivera said. "They have made a strong start in life, and we are excited to watch them grow and mature." 
  
 Last year The Woman's Hospital of Texas delivered 318 sets of Twins and 16 sets of Triplets. ||||| Women’s hospital really shined on our delivery day! What an amazing sight to see as they wheeled Danielle back to the OR. 7 board certified neonatologists, Dr. Reiter and his awesome team of surgeons, and COUNTLESS nurses all working together to bring our little miracle babies to this world. I don’t think that there has ever been a better team of professionals that have come together for a Quintuplet pregnancy. I was truly impressed with how smoothly everything went. All 5 Babies were out and off to the stabilization area within 4 minutes! Wow! Don’t blink or you’ll miss a baby flying out the door! Good thing that we had someone in the room filming! 
  
 Now on to the Stats! 
  
 Ava Lane: 2lbs 4oz 14 Inches 
  
 Olivia Marie: 2lbs 6oz 14.4 Inches 
  
 Hazel Grace: 2 lbs 0oz 13.4 Inches 
  
 Riley Paige: 2lbs 4oz 14.2 Inches 
  
 Parker Kate: 2lbs 4 oz 13.8 Inches 
  
 So as you can see, they girls did great with sharing nutrition. Lets hope they share just as well when they get a little older. They are going to have to do a lot of that! 
  
 The past couple of days, we have had some ups and downs(but mostly ups). The babies are doing great for being 28 week preemies. Our prayers have definitely been answered. We still have a long road in the NICU and will try to get everyone updates as our little Miracles progress. 
  
 Thank you all for being a part of our journey. Your love and support has inspired us to keep pushing forward and gave us lots of strength. 
  
 Talk to you soon! 
  
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Output:
A recent birth resulted in a phenomenon never before seen in the US—and no, we're not talking about aliens. Danielle Busby welcomed the country's first set of all-girl quintuplets at the Woman's Hospital of Texas last Wednesday after becoming pregnant through intrauterine insemination. The babies—Olivia Marie, Ava Lane, Hazel Grace, Parker Kate, and Riley Paige—are also the first female quintuplets born worldwide since 1969, the Houston Chronicle reports. "We are so thankful and blessed," says Busby, who also has another daughter, Blayke, with husband Adam and blogged about her pregnancy at It's A Buzz World. A doctor says the girls, born at 28 weeks, "are currently requiring only modest support of their breathing" and "have made a strong start in life."