Octomom Nadya Suleman is writing a book about her delusional state; sleeps two hours a night

Today on The View Octomom Nadya Suleman and her cackle were in manic form as she tried to explain why she’s posing in her bikini for tabloid photos, talking constantly to the media, and how she was delusional when she agreed to go in for her last IVF treatment.

She also revealed that she’s writing a book on top of taking care of all 14 of her children and her various media exploits, and only sleeps about two hours a night to get everything done, sometimes four.

What’s the book about? It was hard to discern  as she whirled from one topic to the next and threw the panel of ladies off course with her startling laugh, but it’s something about her using the experience of suddenly having to provide for and take care of eight more babies on top of six older children as a wake up call to discover herself.

Throughout the interview she refers to her past thinking as “delusional,” (her word) and says she’s recently been asking herself some harsh questions she didn’t want anyone else to ask her before, which are probably questions along the lines of “Why the F*** did I have so many children?”

Nadya says that when she only had six children with no income and was going to school full time, she thought she was doing a great job and was handling it, so why not one more? But in retrospect she realizes that she was a little nutzo despite the fact that she didn’t expect the last try to actually work. She said her doctor, Dr. Michael Kamrava (who’s recently been accused of gross negligence in this case) implanted the large amount of eggs because at that time  they didn’t expect any pregnancy to occur because her uterus started spasming during the procedure.

Recently the multi-tasking multi-mom even squeezed in a Valentine’s date with “A.J.” a friend of one of her nannies, who’s vocally into “Octopus”. Nice.

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