Mary on June 24th, 2010

Yesterday we had one of our last appointments with the Perinators, and we had the same ultrasound technician and perinatologist as our first time (See $2.62). The ultrasound technician was again chipper, and she gave us the run down on each little body part that she checked. When the perinatologist arrived, we greeted her in […]

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Mary on June 20th, 2010

Today is Puck’s first Father’s Day, though admittedly in a year he’ll get to celebrate a first Father’s Day with our boys in his arms. Still, he’s already a dad. You just have to see the look on his face when he has his hands on my belly and feels his sons kick to know […]

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Mary on June 20th, 2010

Even though we live many miles and states from my family, it has been wonderful to share our adventures with them through this blog and phone calls. From that first call on New Year’s Eve after we discovered we were pregnant, through thinking we might have miscarried, then finding out we were having twins, and […]

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Mary on June 17th, 2010

Today our boys are 28 weeks old, and we’ve finally reached Homefree Day! What is Homefree Day? It’s the much anticipated pregnancy benchmark when 90% of children born at 28 weeks survive, and survival rates only continue to improve from there. It is, above all, reassuring to know that our babies could be born now […]

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Mary on June 17th, 2010

The Gestational Diabetes Test I took the fasting gestational diabetes test on Tuesday, and I must say that being denied food and water for 11-15 hours (depending on if you fast for 8 or 12 hours before the 3-hour exam) while pregnant is particularly cruel and unusual punishment. Basically you fast for 8-12 hours (I […]

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