A Mississippi couple from Laurel received a surprising revelation recently when they discovered they were expecting quintuplets. Unbelievable News Quintuplets, a rare occurrence happening in only one in 60 million births, are on the way for Ashley and Tyler Meyers. The couple, already parents to two toddlers, will soon have a total of seven children under the age of 3. Unexpected Discovery In January, Ashley Meyers, 26, picked up some cough syrup and noticed her period was late. As a precaution, she grabbed a pregnancy test and was stunned to see a positive result. The line on the test was darker than she had ever seen, indicating the news was about to change their lives forever. The Shocking Twist Initial ultrasounds hinted at twins, which the couple felt they could handle. However, a subsequent visit to their OB-GYN revealed a much different story. Instead of twins, Ashley and Tyler were expecting quintuplets, comprising two boys and three girls. The initial shock turned into panic as the enormity of the situation set in. A Challenging Journey The couple is now 25 weeks into the pregnancy, with Ashley on bed rest at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson. Their goal is to reach 34 weeks for the best possible outcome. Community Support The Meyers have set up a GoFundMe page to help with medical expenses and baby essentials, and their community has rallied around them with overwhelming support. Strangers have provided help with daily tasks, emphasizing the power of community in times of need. Advice from Experienced Moms Moms of higher-order multiples have offered advice to Ashley and others in a similar situation. They stress the importance of cherishing every moment, believing in oneself, and finding a support system that works for both the parents and the babies. In Conclusion The Meyers family is facing an incredible journey ahead as they prepare to welcome quintuplets into the world. With the support of their community and advice from experienced moms, they are ready to tackle the challenges that lie ahead. This article was originally published on TODAY.com