


Feeding himself... now if he could just change his own diapers!

Feeding himself... now if he could just change his own diapers!
Posted by Jess at 4:19 PM 0 comments
Maggie is doing well, she was released from the hospital last week to Jerrod's brother and wife who live about 10 miles away from the hospital in Portland. She had an ultrasound before she was discharged, the girls are doing well, weighing 3.1 and 3.4 pounds. Maggie is feeling great and is taking it easy.
Jacob rolled over yesterday for the first time from back to tummy! He has been really close lately but couldn't figure out where his arm was supposed to go, and could roll from tummy to back easily. Today he keeps rolling over from back to tummy and then to his back again and giggles. He is growing up so fast! He is just a joy to be around and is such a great baby. We are so proud of him! Here are some cute pics from a couple of weeks ago. Jacob LOVES to be naked, as most babies, he can reach his feet much easier.
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Posted by Jess at 1:31 PM 0 comments
On Sunday, Maggie had a bad coughing spell and thought she may have dislocated a rib, her and Jerrod decided to go into the ER. Upon arrival, she found out she was in labor with the twins' at 28 weeks along and was having contractions 3-4 minutes apart. Maggie and Jerrod were rushed by ambulance from Astoria to Portland's Emanuel Hospital, where they have an excellent NICU. Maggie was given medication to stop her contractions and medication to help strengthen the twins' lungs. Her contractions have stopped, although she is dilated to 2 cm and 75% effaced. Contractions began again for her on Monday and was given more medication and they have stopped, so at least we know the medication works on her body. She is still in the hospital, but is feeling great and is in good spirits and getting lots of rest. She is hoping to be discharged soon, but will be staying with Jerrod's brother and his wife a few miles away from the hospital and on bed rest. The girls are measuring at 2 pounds, 12 oz and 2 pounds, 15 oz, so let's hope they get a little more time to bake. Maggie, just know you and the girls are in our thoughts everyday and we are wishing you the best. You have lots of family and friends behind you and you are in everyone's prayers. We love you!
Posted by Jess at 6:44 PM 0 comments