Many of you have been following my quad sister, Suzanne. They are all over the Dallas/Ft. Worth media today. She even gave me a huge shout out in the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram. Check out the link here: http://www.star-telegram.com/news/story/216906.html It’s very fun to get mentioned, but most of all I’m just thankful to be a blessing …
Read MoreLast weekend our crew had the privilege of attending the NICU Reunion Picnic. I remember this time last year, not knowing if we would be invited to such a picnic, not knowing if we would even bring one baby home from the hospital. Only by God’s grace, we brought 4 babies home. I wanted to …
Read MoreUPDATE: They are here! Please keep a prayin‘! I haven’t heard from the Suz herself yet, but she has a huge recovery ahead of her and challenges ahead in the NICU. Thankful that she made it to a whopping 30+ weeks! She’s sacrificed so much for these pumpkins – what a mom! I think Brad …
Read MoreI was so tired of seeing the word “triplet” in our blog address, I decided we would start a new chapter, at a new address, when the boys all get home. Once Clark gets home, this will be the new location where you can follow our family. (Referring to our old blog www.triplet-update.blogspot.com that tells …
Read MoreHello everyone, Our boys are here and doing really well. The birth went very well and Jen is recovering in our room again now. They all came out crying and breathing room air on their own. One of the boys is now on ventilation as he was not able to continue to breath without assistance. …
Read MoreThe doctors have determined that Jen needs to go on Magnesium Sulfate to protect her from preeclampsia side effects. Some people react more severely than others to this drug, but regardless, it is a terrible drug to be on. Please pray that Jen would not react too severely to this drug. See the message below …
Read MoreFriends and Family: We come to you today only with a prayer request. . Dr. Sumners says that these groups of multiples typically have larger and smaller babies. The smaller babies almost always do better at birth than the larger ones. They are not certain why this is, but it is almost always the case. …
Read MoreFriends and Family, Most of you who have been following our story know that since day one, 28 weeks has been the biggest goal for us to get to. At 28 weeks more than 90% of babies survive, and of that 90%, 95% of those babies do very well and have no long term major …
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