Chattanooga Fertility Doctor Weighs in on Suleman Octuplets

And we may see a lot more of the family.

The T-L-C network has contacted Suleman about a reality series based on the family.

But ongoing threats against the new mom have cost Suleman her publicists.

The Brentwood, Tennessee couple representing her quit this weekend after receiving hundreds of death threats.

Suleman, herself, went into hiding as police investigate the threats.

They haven't seen this many since the O-J Case.

 ( Maggie Rodriguez,) "Do you resent her already for giving you this?" ( Angela Suleman,) I did but you know you can resent your daughter for just so long and then you see that she's trying so hard to take care of these children and she's a good mother."

You can see part two of the Angela Suleman interview tomorrow morning on the CBS Early

"It's almost unheard of to have this kind of outcome from IVF."

Dr. Ringland Murray with Tennessee Reproductive medicine says doctors need to be vigilant about following the American Society for Reproductive Medicine's guidelines of two embryo's for young women, and consider one.

Dr. Murray, "The chances of this happening are low but the more embryos you put back, obviously you bring it into the sphere or possibility and it should never have been in the sphere of possibility. "

Dr. Murray says Suleman's doctor should be looked at.

Dr. Murray, "It's worth investigating if for nothing else to send a message to other doctors to be careful because we're watching."

He thinks this case goes a long way to justifying mandating insurance coverage for IVF which would allow limiting the number of embryos.