3 Wisconsin sisters give birth 5 days apart

MILWAUKEE -- Three sisters from Wisconsin are celebrating becoming new moms after each gave birth five days apart. What's even more incredible, they say their births are a sign from their mother who passed away just months ago.

Veronica Hull, sister-in-law to the new moms, shared the baby boom news with FOX6 News. She tells us the new moms gave birth without even knowing they each were trying to conceive!

Hull says Tiffany of West Allis, gave birth to Colten Thomas on Feb. 4; then followed Ashley from Wisconsin Dells, who gave birth to Brexley Ella on Feb. 9; Tina from Merrimac, had Matthew James on Feb. 14.

Following the births, the three sisters realized something special. Although their mother passed away back on Oct. 5, 2018, and never got the chance to meet her grandchildren, they believe their baby's birthdays falling five days apart is a sign from her.

"My mom is with us, it's a sign, mom passed away on the fifth and we all had our babies five days apart," Tina told her sister-in-law.

"This was a blessing from God to have these babies knowing he was going to take their mother," Hull said. 

Absolutely incredible! Congrats to all -- and happy birthday babies!