Octuplet mother had 6 other kids

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A mother of six who recently added to her large family by having octuplets has said she got pregnant via IVF because she was lonely as a child.
In excerpts of an interview to be aired next week, Nadya Suleman, 33, told how she had always wanted a "huge family".
Ms Suleman is single and lives with her mother Angela who has recently told of her frustration at her daughter's preoccupation with having children, calling her "a little misguided".
Asked by NBC's Ann Curry how an only child ended up with 14 children of her own, Suleman said: "That was always a dream of mine, to have a large family, a huge family."
Ms Suleman said she tried for seven years to get pregnant before successfully conceiving through IVF.
"From that facility, it was successful. And then I just kept going in," she said.
Ms Suleman gave birth to six boys and two girls on January 26 - the second known set of US octuplets to survive birth.
Her six other children range in age from two to seven.