Octomom: I Don't Need Your Stinkin' Help!!
Octomom Nadya Suleman has said no thanks to attorney Gloria Allred's offer to help her take care of all 14 of her children.

Allred and the charity Angels in Waiting announced last week they wanted to provide 24/7 medical care, physical therapy, occupational therapy and a home for the octomom and her brood of 14.
Allred said volunteers and medical personnel would care for the babies morning, noon and night in eight-hour shifts ... but gave Suleman a deadline of midnight yesterday to accept the deal. Obviously -- she has not.
Allred and Linda Conforti, the nurse who the founded Angels in Waiting, had several a long conversations with Nadya on the phone and arranged a meeting to discuss the offer -- and Nadya never showed. They say Nadya was more interested in "capitalizing on her family" and getting a reality show than she was with getting care for the newborns and her other children. When Allred and Angels in Waiting refused to help get her a TV deal, they say Suleman stopped communicating with them.
Allred says she's already filed a complaint with the Department of Child and Family Services and she plans on following up.
See Also:
- Gloria Allred Wants to Rescue the Octuplets!
- Momlogic's Complete Octuplets Coverage
- Octuplets Breed Hope
- Octuplets: Don't Punish the Kids!
- Taking Octuplets Away Not the Answer!
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