Nadya Suleman has not had an easy time since becoming known to the world as Octomom after giving birth to octuplets in January 2009.
After her initial notoriety, the mother of 14 has seen her share of highs and lows.
Currently, the 37-year-old mother is back on welfare.
Suleman's rep, Gina Rodriguez, told ABCNews.com Monday that Suleman has once again sought out "state assistance for a brief period of time."
"She spent most of her savings while she was in Chapman Treatment center, paying for around-the-clock nannies, drivers, security and her treatment program," Rodriguez said in an email. "She does not expect to be on longer than three months."
Though she had initially denied using public assistance after the birth of the octuplets, Suleman revealed in April 2012 on "Today" that she was accepting $2,000 per month in food stamps from the state of California.
She weaned herself off welfare five months ago but her bank account was quickly depleted after she entered rehab in October 2012 for what her rep said at the time was "anxiety, exhaustion and stress."
Along with this latest setback, click through to see a list of Suleman's ups and downs in recent years.
Source: http://www.news.theusalinks.com/2013/01/08/octomoms-ups-and-downs/
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