Mum, 21, who thought she couldn't have kids has two sets of twins 14 months apart

When Shauna Hughes was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2019, she assumed she would never be able to have children of her own.

So when she became pregnant just a year later, she was overjoyed – and she was expecting twins.

Tragically, the expectant mum miscarried, further fuelling her fears that she would never be able to conceive naturally.

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Then, exactly a year after losing her babies, Shauna fell pregnant with twins again, welcoming Frankie and Fenton, who are identical twins, into the world in October 2021.

Then, 14 months later - in December 2022 - Shauna welcomed a second set of identical twins into the world - Louie and Luca.

Single mum Shauna, 21, from Norden in Rochdale, says despite only getting around three hours of sleep a night, she's loving “every minute” of life with her four boys.

“When I got diagnosed with endometriosis and because I’d lost the babies, I thought I would never be able to get pregnant,” she told the Manchester Evening News.

“A year after I miscarried, in March 2021, I found out I was pregnant again with the first lot of boys – then the hectic life started. My heart felt whole, like all the bad that had happened had been taken away and in a way my babies had been sent to me.”

Shauna, who is currently on maternity leave but works in administration for a computer company in Bury, can recall the moment she found out she was pregnant with twin boys for a second time. “The second time round when I found out I was pregnant, I was going through a rough patch with my ex-partner.

“I was torn and I didn’t know what to do. I went to the first scan on my own and I thought one more baby would