Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: Congratulations to Hadley and Gentry Eddings! They had their twins! 
  
  
  
 Hadley had beautiful twin boys Monday afternoon, Isaiah Dobbs and Amos Reed. Both are healthy, as is Hadley. Gentry and Hadley said WBTV's Molly Grantham could share the exciting news, and sent along a photo. Isaiah Dobbs weighs 6.9lbs, and Amos Reed weighs 6.4lbs. 
  
 What a beautiful surprise and an honor to hear their middle names- the names of their older brothers who tragically passed away in a car crash a few years ago. 
  
 RELATED: Couple who lost toddler, newborn in an accident now expecting twins 
  
 Their last public headline was Hadley announcing her pregnancy. An announcement greeted with lots of people anxiously waiting to hear and see this update. 
  
 Congrats again to the entire Eddings family. 
  
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Output:
A couple in Charlotte, North Carolina, welcomed twins on Monday with the names of Isaiah Dobbs Eddings and Amos Reed Eddings. It's those middle names that provide the clue about why the otherwise ordinary births are drawing national attention, reports WBTV. Back in 2015, Hadley and Gentry Eddings were returning home from a wedding when their vehicle was hit by a truck whose driver admitted to distracted driving. Their 2-year-old son, Dobbs, died in the crash, and Hadley, who was 37 weeks pregnant at the time, was forced to give birth to son Reed, who died after two days. The tragedy itself drew headlines, but more so when the Eddingses publicly forgave the 28-year-old driver, per the Charlotte Observer. Matthew Deans pleaded guilty to two counts of misdemeanor death by vehicle and failure to reduce speed and was sentenced to 1 to 3 years in prison. Mom and the twins were all healthy after the births, and donors have raised more than $200,000 for the couple. Gentry Eddings is a campus pastor, and Hadley teaches 4-year-olds. Read more about their story here.