The next morning...
The next afternoon!
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The Story
In November 2008, our identical twin boys were born via emergency c-section at 28 weeks gestation. Our precious Dex returned to Heaven that day due to complications of TTTS, and now the rest of us continue on the earthly part of our journey, anxious to see him again.
This blog has been created to document the journey of our boys and the continued progression of our survivor, Crew.
My Dex Songs
Crew's NICU Video
Crew
Dex
Twin to Twin Transfusion
Blog Archive
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2009
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February
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- Rollin' Rollin'
- Play Time
- Snoozing Prince
- Big Boys Make Big Changes!
- The Old Haunt
- Surgery Follow Up
- He's a Little Brother
- Posing
- Drying Off
- First Tub Bath
- Sharing Diapers
- Midnight Faces of Crew
- Acting Out
- Big Fat Babies
- Our Baby Genes
- Being Home
- Tiny Guy
- Typical Crew
- Being Big Sister
- Being Big Brother
- Crewton
- Tummy Time
- Why We Don't Leave Our House
- Dreaming of a Cold, Sweaty Coke
- The Many Faces of Crew
- Ugh, Thrush
- He's Home
- Nappin'
- No More Hospital Stink
- Kinley's Birthday Surprise
- Crystal and Crew
- The Great Escape
- Prepare the Fatted Calf
- The Car Seat Test
- Nana Came To Town
- Hearing Test
- Few minutes post-op...The next morning... The next...
- Crew is Doing GREAT!!
- "Bazha Cleanse"
- Ventilator Schmentilator
- Surgery? Check.
- Hernia Repair Scheduled
- I Have a Newborn
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February
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3 comments:
What a great looking picture at the end of the series. I'm so glad he's eating so much. What a champ.
He is looking so good! He's doing great!!! I just read your entry about not liking to be "that Mom" - kudos to you for stepping out of that comfort zone and being just what Crew needs - a caring, loving Mom. He is one lucky baby. :)
He is looking so good. I am so excited for you guys.
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