Octomom Changes Her Mind About Help

Octomom, Nadya Suleman, is reportedly refusing the help of Angels in Waiting, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Suleman told RadarOnline that she will be hiring her own care providers for her 14 children, rather than utilizing those provided by the charity.

Angels in Waiting extended an offer to Suleman to help her care for her 14 children. She first turned down the offer, but then changed her mind after an appearance on the Dr. Phil show.

The organization did not have the funds to get the project off the ground and was forced to start fund-raising.

Suleman, with four of her eight newborns at her La Habra home, has decided to not use Angels in Waiting. Gloria Allred, lawyer for Angels in Waiting, had no comment on the situation.

RadarOnline also claimed that tomorrow, members of Angels in Waiting were slated to tape an episode of the Dr. Phil show. Suleman was allegedly worried that the guests might be critical of her. The site went on to state that Suleman wishes to appear on the show to give her version of the situation.