{Part 1} {Part 2} {Part 3} {Part 4} Things I wish I would have done before you were born: measured my belly circumference made a video journal taken more pictures of my medical staff family ingested a few more chalky protein bars hired a photographer for your birth somehow been able to express my …
Read More{Part 1} {Part 2} {Part 3} Let’s see where am I in this epic tale of your birth… Oh yes, it’s late January, I’m as big as the Mega Bus, and you are about to make your grand entry into our world. I’m not going to sugar coat it, the last few days before your …
Read More{Part 1} {Part 2} On December 29th, we reached the incredible milestone of 28 weeks. Aside from complications due to the risk of a cord accident with Brooks or Clark (the mono-amniotic twins), your probability of survival rose significantly. We were elated, yet with the celebration came the packing of bags to move into the …
Read MoreOur tiny miracles turn FIVE today. It’s absolutely astonishing. What a road we’ve journeyed together, Sweet Miracle Boys! I never thought I’d give birth to a baby that would be dependent on ventilators, tubes, wires, and monitors to survive. I never could have fathomed the helplessness I would feel to watch one of my babies …
Read MoreMy Friday night and early hours of Saturday morning were spent in the ER with very scary and unsettling symptoms. Brad and the boys returned from some dear friends house Friday evening to find me on the couch feeling down right awful. I felt out of body, dizzy, tingly, nauseated, my chest was tight, and …
Read MoreWell, I’m a week into recovery from the abdominoplasty surgery– although it only seems like a few days ago that I went under. The recovery has been SLOW and gradual, but it does get a little easier each day. However, the pain is just as intense, since I had to go off the narcotics due …
Read More(Posted by Brad) I just wanted to let all of you know that I will be posting tomorrow, letting you know how things went and how you can be praying. I have had many friends ask me to let them know how things went, so I figured I could just post it here and let …
Read MoreYour response to my struggles and upcoming surgery has been overwhelming. Once again you have embraced us with your love, encouragement, and support. I read so many of your comments aloud to Brad with a shaky voice and teary eyes. I’m so so so grateful for you all, Friends! We are taking the next couple …
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