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Octomom had her second surgery on the fybroid cysts on Monday and is doing fine, according to attorney Jeff Czech.

Read the full story at US Magazine.

According to RadarOnline.com, (whom Octomom Nadya Suleman speaks with directly on a regular basis) Nadya recently had surgery to remove the fybroid cysts earlier discussed.

As of May 15th, Suleman was still in the hospital because of internal bleeding.

Suleman also told the celebrity blog that she’s angry at her mother for discussing the particulars of her surgery with a tabloid. Guess Grandma wanted her fifteen minutes of fame too.

Nadya Suleman a.k.a. Octomom is now saying that she will be able to bear children after the fibroid cysts are removed, and she won’t be losing half her uterus. Click here for the original story.

“I’m not having half my uterus removed. I think that may have been an exaggeration on my part,” she told Radar Online. “It’s called a myomectomy, they’re removing the fibroids and part of the uterus and actually it enhances fertility, it doesn’t reduce it.”

Still, she’s not planning on having anymore kids. YAY!

“If I really wanted to become pregnant, I could. But I would never,” she told RadarOnline.

I guess she thinks 14 is enough. I hope so.

Octomom Nadya Suleman plans on having half her uterus removed soon, she told Radar Online. She said found benign fibroids and that there could be precancerous cells. So she’s getting a partial hysterectomy, which will make it impossible for her to conceive any more children.

But Suleman said she’s done having kids. “I’m never having any more kids,” Suleman told Radar Online after speaking of recent injuries sustained by one of her sons: He fell and got a black eye and also received a bite mark from a sibling. That’s not what she said to authorities earlier: see this post.

Most of us seem to think this is a good thing, since the unemployed mother already has 14 children. She also recently had a mishap in a local park, almost dropping one of her octuplets:

Try picking them up one at at time, Octomom.