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She had observed two adults and five children running randomly over the place for the last five minutes while staring at their phones.
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Interviewers found out she considered herself a gourmet cook, that she kept an immaculate house, dressed tastefully, had successfully raised five children, and that she considered herself quite attractive.
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She has been a patient at Texas Children's since she was five months old and had an open-heart "arterial switch" to repair the problem in 1991 when she was 11.
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The agency referred her to a married woman who already had five children, but says she couldn't afford to take care of another.
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Mrs Valentine added that she had spoken to parents who had lost five-year-old children at Alder Hey who were now "frantic with worry" that the parts belonged to their children.
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She made benefits claims on the basis five of her eight children had various disabilities and conditions which affected their mobility and care needs, the court was told.
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She had no intention of marrying a man 16 years her senior and with five children.
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Rosemary Nasimiyu(ph) had five children at home with her the other night when she awoke to the sound of a gunshot.
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She has now divorced him and is living in Florida with the five children they had together.
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U. into a regular unit took another five days, by which time she had found his insurance card and called his children.
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In one of the refugee camps in Chad in 2005, we met Fatima, forty-two, who described how she had to escape her village of Girgira in western Darfur after her mother, husband, and five children were all killed by the Janjaweed militias.
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