Norwegian family wins the lottery when a woman gives birth

Good Luck and have kids seem to go hand in hand. At least this is so in the case of a Norwegian mother of 29 years, Jeanette Oksnes Hege.

Each time this working of an old gas station on a small island off Austevoll on the west coast of Norway, gives birth, someone in your family wins the national lottery.






"This is something completely crazy ... since we do not even play the lottery often," said Oksnes few days after the family has collected over a million and a half euros in the third time we have won the lottery in just six years.

Just one day after Oksnes having given birth to her first child in 2006, her husband Oksnes gained about half a million euros in the national lottery.

Three years later, one day before giving birth to her second child, it was time for his own gain about one million euros.

And as no two without three, a few months after this woman giving birth to her third child, it was the turn of his brother 18 years also win the lottery, this time amounting to a million and a half euros.

In such a situation, you probably think to have some more children, but the Norwegian says it's time to stop and that they won is enough.