06-04-2011, 11:13 AM
the egg doctor lost his license for implanting the hog.
so go to carwash for a map of stretchmarks~~ ::bantits::
"Octomom" Nadya Suleman will host a bikini car wash June 18 to raise money to save her California home from foreclosure.
The broke mother of 14, who shocked the world when she gave birth to octuplets, will charge between $20 and $30 per car wash, with SUVs costing extra.
But the fame-seeking mom will not be on her own -- Suleman also enlisted the help of HOS Tila Tequila and Charlie Sheen's porn actress pal Capri Anderson.
Suleman has failed to pay the $450,000 balloon payment on her La Habre, Calif., home, leading to her being threatened with eviction.
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Meanwhile, the California doctor who helped Suleman conceive octuplets will have his license revoked, the state's medical board ruled Wednesday. It found that Dr. Michael Kamrava "committed acts of gross negligence and repeated negligent acts" while seeing Suleman and another patient and also committed "repeated negligent acts" in his care of a third patient.
The revocation goes into effect July 1.
Kamrava served as Suleman's physician for more than 10 years and also helped her conceive her first six children with the help of in-vitro fertilization. The multiple mother gave birth to the octuplets in January 2009.
so go to carwash for a map of stretchmarks~~ ::bantits::
"Octomom" Nadya Suleman will host a bikini car wash June 18 to raise money to save her California home from foreclosure.
The broke mother of 14, who shocked the world when she gave birth to octuplets, will charge between $20 and $30 per car wash, with SUVs costing extra.
But the fame-seeking mom will not be on her own -- Suleman also enlisted the help of HOS Tila Tequila and Charlie Sheen's porn actress pal Capri Anderson.
Suleman has failed to pay the $450,000 balloon payment on her La Habre, Calif., home, leading to her being threatened with eviction.
--->
Meanwhile, the California doctor who helped Suleman conceive octuplets will have his license revoked, the state's medical board ruled Wednesday. It found that Dr. Michael Kamrava "committed acts of gross negligence and repeated negligent acts" while seeing Suleman and another patient and also committed "repeated negligent acts" in his care of a third patient.
The revocation goes into effect July 1.
Kamrava served as Suleman's physician for more than 10 years and also helped her conceive her first six children with the help of in-vitro fertilization. The multiple mother gave birth to the octuplets in January 2009.