Sharon Lewis was already a mother of two when she found out she was pregnant again. This time it was with triplets — at the age of 47, and without fertility treatments. 
 
 "Now the tears rolled because it was unexpected," she said Tuesday, moments before she was to take her three new children home. 
 
 Lewis, a school cafeteria monitor with a 25-year-old daughter and 14-year-old son, said she was not looking to get pregnant again at her age. 
 
 Lewis developed high blood pressure during her pregnancy, so doctors decided to deliver the triplets early, at 30 weeks. They said it was rare for a woman her age not only to get pregnant but also to have multiple births spontaneously, without hormone or fertility treatments. ||||| NBC 6's Laura Rodriguez has the details on a set of triplets born to a 47-year-old mother who received no fertility treatments. (Published Tuesday, May 6, 2014) 
 
 A 47-year-old Miami woman has given birth to triplets without using fertility treatments. 
 
 Sharon Lewis wasn't trying to become pregnant and thought it was impossible at her age when she was told she'd be giving birth to three baby boys. Lewis already has a 25-year-old daughter and 14-year-old son. 
 
 "It was nobody but God that blessed my womb at 47," she said. 
 
 Lewis said she found out she was pregnant with triplets at a prenatal visit to her doctor. "She said, 'Twin A, twin B, and looks like I see something else,'" the new mom told reporters. "Now the tears rolled, because it was unexpected." 
 
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 Lewis developed preeclampsia, high blood pressure and protein in the urine, and Dr. Salih Yasin, from University of Miami-Jackson, decided to deliver the triplets early. 
 
 The boys were delivered on March 18 at just 30 weeks, each weighing about two pounds. Since then, they've been cared for in the neonatal intensive care unit at Holtz Children’s Hospital but are finally heading home Tuesday. 
 
 Doctors said having triplets, at her age, without fertility treatments is almost unheard of. 
 
 "This occurs like 1 in somewhere between 6,000 and 500,000, so it's not something that is common," Dr. Yasin said. 
 
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 The new mother of five said she feels like the kids will give her everything she needs as far as energy. 
 
 "They're going to keep me young and vibrant," Lewis said.
– Sharon Lewis wasn't trying to get pregnant. She certainly hadn't done any hormone or fertility treatments. Oh, and she was a 47-year-old mother of two already—including a 25-year-old daughter. So imagine the South Florida woman's surprise when she found out she was pregnant ... with triplets. Lewis gave birth March 18, at 30 weeks—early because she had developed high blood pressure and preeclampsia during her pregnancy, NBC Miami reports. The babies are "normal and healthy and fine," says Lewis' OB-GYN, according to Local 10. "It was nobody but God that blessed my womb at 47," says the school cafeteria monitor. Denere, Denard, and Dylan were each just about two pounds at birth, and were in the neonatal intensive care unit for a while—but Lewis took her now-4-pound baby boys home on Tuesday, the Ledger reports. At a press conference before she headed home, doctors called the circumstances phenomenal: "This occurs like one in somewhere between 6,000 and 500,000," said the OB-GYN, calling the whole thing "a miracle." (How's this for a surprise: In February, a 41-year-old mom expecting triplets gave birth to identical quadruplets instead.)