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They are more beautiful and more right than anything I have ever seen.
It's another long story, that I'll write later. I'm tired, but they got a helicopter ride to a hospital nearby and we came home today. Lisa is home after 6 weeks in the hospital!
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That is soo special my friend. You think your tired now? Oh yeah you will be tired for the next year!!!
*waits for story*
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They have maybe a week in the NICU and then they should be HOME!!!!!!
They are fine Lucy has an infection in her throat, so she needs some antibiotics and antifungals, Alice is fine she just needs to gain a couple of ounces to come home.
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that is great Fletcher and Lisa, they will be home before you know it and it is great and they look so precious....
great pics and it is wonderful they got here, all healthy and Lisa is doing great as well....
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{{{{{HUGS to all the Gravies!!!}}}}}
What an exciting & crazy time for you!
(and the rest of TBG)
The babies are BEAUTIFUL!!!
I'm so happy for you & Lisa. You've been through SO much.
And the GIRLS.... WOWWIE! What a story you'll have for them!
A bazillion blessings for the 4 of you!
Nancy <== so happy, she'll forgive them for not waiting one more day! LOL!
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Congratulations! And now, for a wonderful new life with your baby girls. :)
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Thank you to all the Auntie and Unclies of the biggest group.
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That's wonderful - and they're beautiful! Hugs, love and welcome to these long awaited girls. So happy to hear everything's working out the way it should! Huge congratulations!!!
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They are so beautiful so happy for you all!
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Unkie Paul! I thinks it sounds good!
(in 20 years) Unkie Paul Can We borrow your Jet to go to Jamaca?
=o)
Sure!
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Mazel Tov! Have a donut on me to celebrate.
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They are beautiful. Congrats. It's so good to hear they are here and fine. I'm like Pacdog, my eyes are welling up. They will be home in no time get all the rest now that you can, you will both need it.
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Wooo hoooo
*does a happy dance*
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*hops jet to fletchers, picks family up, Heads to Lad's Playground down under*
Woot.
*does happy dance*
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Yayyyyy !!
This the best news....
*does a happy dance*
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congratulations!!!!! they are the most beautiful babies in the world!! :D
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Cheers, Fletcher!!
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They are BEAUTIFUL!!!
Well done!!!!! =)
Soooooooo Happy for you!!!!
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What a pair of beauties, congrats Fletch and Lisa
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Cheers!
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they are soooo beautiful, congrats Fletcher and Lisa!!
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Yay! Babies! On purpose even.
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Fab!
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can someone put their arrival up as a banner headline on the front page ... like NOW !
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So happy for you guys :) I think I'll have a permanent grin on my face for the next hour!
COngratulations!!
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Bestest news I've heard this morning.
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I've got goosebumps for you - they are gorgeous!! Just like we thought... :D
CONGRATULATIONS!! All of Lisa's (and your) hard work has paid in doubles!!
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Such a happy ending for a long, difficult story!
CONGRATS!! I'm looking forward to constant updates on these young ladies.
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Had to wipe away tears of joy before typing! They're incredibly beautiful. I'm so very, very happy for your family, Fletcher and Lisa. Oh, the fun you'll have...it'll make up for the lack of sleep. ;)
Woohoo!!! :D
~joins happy dance~
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Alice and Lucy
Last Sunday I went for my weekly visit with my beautiful wife, it felt a little different, I warned the folks at work that I might not be back for a while. I got down to LA and we had a pretty normal time of it Sunday night and Monday. Monday night she felt a little different, she wasn't worried, I was, I slept lightly. I was asleep at 1 am when she called her nurse to come check some wetness she had, (I woke up 1/2 way through the visit) they tested it it came up negative for amniotic fluid. She had a few more little patches of wet, but nothing major through the night.
In the morning (7:00am) when the resident Dr came to check on her, they tested the fluid again and it was amniotic fluid, and when the Dr went to check the cervix there was a flood, Lucy's bag had broken. Delivery was initially scheduled for 10:00 am, but we wanted our surgeon/savior to be present, and assist the delivery, so we rescheduled to 1:00 pm.
Lisa was wheeled down to the Labor and Delivery floor at about 10am, she was contracting and beginning labor. She smiled through 3 hours of pain, there was nothing but joy cuz we were going to get to see our babies!
They wheeled her into the OR at 10 after 1pm. She was absolutely beeming, I waited the 30 longest minutes of my life.
I was rushed into the OR and seated at my little stool. Lisa was nervous and happy and excited.
All of a sudden Dr Chmait said, "Get the camera ready!" "Here comes baby A" and he carried Lucy screaming her lungs out passed me slowing so I could take her picture, and he came back and said again, "Get the camera ready!" "Here comes baby B" and he carried Alice screaming her lungs out passed me slowing so I could take her picture.
I cannot describe my feelings in the word that humans use, I doubt that there ever will be a way to describe such a thing.
I was a Daddy!
They cleaned up the babies and I got to cut their chords, and then they were swaddled and Dr Chmait brought Alice over for me to hold Never in my life had everything felt so real and so perfect. I was lost in love.
He took Alice back and brought me Lucy to hold, but only for a few seconds, she was having breathing problems,
I have to stop now, I'll write more later.
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Lisa here! I am home! What a whirlwind this has been....
First things first!
Lucy Louise Davis was born on Sept. 23 2008 at 1:50 pm weighing 5 lb 14 oz., 17 inches long
Mary Alice Emelie Davis was born on Sept. 23 2008 at 1:52pm weighing 4lb 14oz., 19 inches long (how she's longer than her sister who was a whole pound bigger than her we don't know. I think they may have mixed up the data...but, both girls have incredibly long legs like Stephen! and really long toes like me!...dancers? swimmers?)
As you all know since Stephen's latest update, we had another miraculous surgery at week 30 and 5 days saving the babies from having to be born very early. Since then, I had been up on the 7th floor in the ante partum unit hoping to get to 35-36 weeks when suddenly in the middle of the night on Tuesday my water broke. We were informed around 7am that morning that since it actually broke and wasn't just ruptured, we would be having our girls that day. I was somewhat nervous because I had really hoped we would make it to 35 weeks or more, but I was also so relieved as the girls had been growing so much in the last 2 weeks prior I was feeling like I was going to pop at anytime. Thankfully, Stephen was already down with me for his weekly visit! He was supposed to leave that day; the girls had perfect timing :) We were taken down to labor and delivery where I labored until about 1pm and then I was wheeled in to the operating room to have a cesarean. I was happy and smiling and surprisingly calm... until I heard Lucy's first cry. I lost it. It was such a gut wrenching relief to hear her breathe her first breath after all we've been through. Alice followed shortly after. There are no words to describe the sound of our girls screaming themselves in to this world. Dr. Chmait assisted in the delivery. He swaddled them and brought them over to us to say hello. Alice came first. Dr. Chmait handed her to Stephen. So tiny but so strong. She is definitely the feisty one. Lucy followed but we couldn't hold her long because she was having a bit of a hard time breathing. Later we found out that her bag of water was the one that broke and as a result of staying in there for 12 hours before delivery she developed an infection. They were both taken to the NICU (neonatal intensive care unit). Stephen followed me to Recovery and then went to the NICU to bond with the babies so they wouldn't be alone. On Thursday, we got an estimate of 1-2 weeks that Lucy would need to stay in the NICU just for her infection... there were still several routine tests they had to run. They didn't really give us a time frame for Alice. She obviously had to gain weight and both girls had to have bilirubin treatment to prevent jaundice. That night after having had a conversation about what we were going to do if one baby was released before the other (i.e. where would we stay? would we have to go home? All these questions and everything so up in the air) we got a phone call from the NICU. They told us that if we consented, they had a transporter available for the babies to be transferred to Sierra Vista Hospital in San Luis Obispo, about 15 minutes from our home. We happily agreed: an answer to our prayers. The girls got their first helicopter ride that night around 10:30pm and arrived safely at Sierra Visita around midnight. Yesterday I was released from the hospital thankfully after treatment was finished for my uterine infection (ouch!). I almost couldn't believe they were letting me out! I felt like a prisoner being released from jail! I was there for 5 weeks and 3 days altogether. I got in the car and we drove around the corner and I couldn't help from bursting in to tears. We have angels all around us. They got us safely home and last night we visited the girls in their new room. They are doing great. They no longer need to be in incubators. Lucy still has an IV because she's not eating as much as she should be--this might have to do with the infection but it was too early to know yet. They were still being monitored as they have a whole new set of hands and doctors now and they have to get used to the girls and figure out what exactly they need. Alice is an excellent eater but slowed down a bit after being transported but it's nothing to worry about and they are making sure she is getting the nutrients she needs via feeding tube. For babies born at 34 weeks and 3 days, they are in fantastic shape. The doctors are impressed and very hopeful that it won’t be long before they get to come home.
We are absolutely in love. The girls sorta looked different at first, probably because of the 1 pound weight difference. They are now only 1/2 a pound apart and are starting to look a lot alike.
I want to thank all of you for your prayers and thoughts and good wishes while I was in the hospital. Stephen received so much love and support and he relayed every bit of it to me. Thank you for your love. You are all in our thoughts and we will let you know as soon as Alice and Lucy are ready to play!
Much love,
Lisa, Stephen, Lucy and Alice :) :) :) :)
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Welcome to no sleep for the next 18 years!!!!!! My twins are 29 years old and I still am amazed at what a miracle they are, too!
congrats to both of you! :^)
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Wow. This was very, very intense.
I am totally happy for you, and I can't remember a day going by where I didn't have to think about you guys. I am so happy that they are OK now and that everything went well.
Congratulations to all of you!
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Oh, I'm overwhelmed with joy right now. Just so very happy for y'all.
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I have been chewing my fingers almost up to the elbow while all this was unfolding. I am so happy for you both and I hope they give you so much joy and not too many lows in the coming years.
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Hooray, now all four of you go home and get some rest. It won't be over for another 18-21 years...enjoy them now and always.
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O.M.G.
I have tear in my eyes after reading these two posts.
As soon as I read the words, "Get the camera ready!" , I started to cry.
Stephen, you made me (and I'm sure others) feel like we were right there!
Lisa, thank you for joining in on the update! We are so excited for the four of you.
We are al looking forward to many pics of your two angels.
Many blessings!
Nancy
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Lisa, Stephen, Lucy and Alice~
Such a beautiful love story that you have shared!
Thank you!
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My family lives vicariously through my on-line life. They know alot about my many friends! The "Miraculous Gravy Girls" are my MIL's favorites.
When I told them the good news and that "Alice is the feisty one." my MIL laughed. Tell your Alice that my Alice is happy she's living up to her name!
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I just got back from seeing the babies Lisa and I held them and fed them and loved them for 2 hours, until Lisa could not take it anymore (she's been in bed fourteen weeks and the C section and all)
We were so far into baby-la-la-land that I did'nt even take a single picture!
Thank you all so much for the support, *tears welling* it was a great help, the babies are not quite out of the woods yet so keep those good thoughts and prayers coming.
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Huge amounts of (((((good vibes))))) winging their way over the pond to you and your girls. Now make the most of your sleeping time as when the kids get home you are not going to get a peaceful night for quite a while.
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They are so very beautiful. I can't believe how full their little faces are! So pretty.
Thanks so much for sharing in such detail with us, Stephen and Lisa. It is almost like being there. Those girls must have an aura of love around them that's easily seen and felt. The love and energy in this thread is amazing.
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Wow congratulations they both look beautiful.
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they will stay in our prayers and thoughts until they are all of 18 years old and well past i am sure
you have to be sure for their second birthday to get them cameras so that they can join in fully with mom, dad and the tribe
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Immortal52893 {leaving flickr for good} [deleted] says:
congrats.............i dont know you but congrats
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sup kyre
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Wonderful account of events....One question though....Will Lucy Louise be called "Lu Lou?" I ask cause I knew a girl in high school who had that happen with her name "Lou Louise".
Congrats all around.
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Lucy will be Lu Lou but only when she's very good.
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I can't believe when I read this thread my eyes well up everytime. Stephen you and Lisa have been through so much and now two of the greatest joys of you life have finally arrived and you be able to relax (a wee bit). This is such an amazing story and all the godparents (nonofficial of course) will be so happy to watch them grow up. Congrats again.
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my sister calls me that sometimes as well....for the same reason
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Just read the whole thread. It made me very happy. Congratulations to all four of you!!! HUGSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.
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Massive congratulations to you all - fantastic news!!!
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here's the whole story all together, it needs editing, but I gotta go finish cooking dinner:
Here's the short version:
At 20 weeks we were diagnosed with Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS) (the babies were sharing vessels in the placenta and one (Lucy) was getting most of the nutrients leaving the other (Alice) very little) a week later we met Dr. Ramen Chmait, the greatest fetal surgeon in the universe, He preformed laser coagulation surgery on the shared vessels and cured the TTTS. At the follow up ultrasound he discovered Vasa Previa (one of the babies had one branch of her umbilical vessels running across Lisa's cervix (if the bag of water were to break, that vessel would burst, bleeding out that baby.) Lisa was put on bed rest at home for nine weeks. At week 29 I took her to Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital for the remainder of her bed rest.
Here's the update I wrote after the next big scare:
on Thursday the 28 Lisa had an ultrasound, her cervix was funneling and the amniotic sac wall had separated from the uterine wall leaving the vessel that was formerly across the cervix (the vasa previa) dangling (this particular problem had never before been witnessed and will make the literature .The babies were in danger and needed to come out.
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I got down to LA around 8:00pm, and was met with Lisa's tears. We hugged and prayed in our way, and discussed how were were going to handle this and who was going to stay where; I kept her cheered up by reminding her how strong our babies are; I lotioned her feet and massaged her legs and she fell asleep around 10:00; I layed down and put in my earplugs and drifted on and out of sleep.
The next thing I knew a nurse came into the room and woke us up telling us to answer the phone: it was Dr. Chmait, it was 11:30pm. As I listened to their conversation I figured out what he was calling about.
He was going to do another surgery. He was going to laser coagulate the vasa previa, removing the danger of the baby bleeding out, in an attempt to keep the babies in as long as possible. This was a zero risk surgery, If it failed, they would do a C-section immediately, if it succeeded, the babies would stay in as long as mommy could hold them.
The surgery was to take place at Noon on Friday. Lisa was wheeled away and I did not even say goodbye to her cuz I was told that I was to be allowed into surgery. Well, I wasn't allowed, Lisa was upset, I was upset, and was somewhat vocal about it as I was led to the waiting room.
Dr. Chmait showed up about 15 minutes later and apologized f or the confusion and reminded me that this was for the babies. I was instantly calmed. I waited by the phone in the waitingroom fearing that it would ring and I'd have to run down to witness the C-section. The phone rang twice--for somebody else. Three of the longest hours of my life passed and Dr. Ramen Chmait practically ran into the room High Fived me and said it was a success, he was beaming. I was beaming. This surgery had never before been done this late into a pregnancy, and never before in this situation, in fact this is only the 5th time this surgury has ever been done. I always thought that we were an unique couple, and now I know we are going to be a unique family
Here is the update I wrote after we got home:
Last Sunday I went for my weekly visit with my beautiful wife, it felt a little different, I warned the folks at work that I might not be back for a while. I got down to LA and we had a pretty normal time of it Sunday night and Monday. Monday night she felt a little different, she wasn't worried, I was, I slept lightly. I was asleep at 1 am when she called her nurse to come check some wetness she had, (I woke up 1/2 way through the visit) they tested it it came up negative for amniotic fluid. She had a few more little patches of wet, but nothing major through the night.
In the morning (7:00am) when the resident Dr came to check on her, they tested the fluid again and it was amniotic fluid, and when the Dr went to check the cervix there was a flood, Lucy's bag had broken. Delivery was initially scheduled for 10:00 am, but we wanted our surgeon/savior to be present, and assist the delivery, so we rescheduled to 1:00 pm.
Lisa was wheeled down to the Labor and Delivery floor at about 10am, she was contracting and beginning labor. She smiled through 3 hours of pain, there was nothing but joy cuz we were going to get to see our babies!
They wheeled her into the OR at 10 after 1pm. She was absolutely beeming, I waited the 30 longest minutes of my life.
I was rushed into the OR and seated at my little stool. Lisa was nervous and happy and excited.
All of a sudden Dr Chmait said, "Get the camera ready!" "Here comes baby A" and he carried Lucy screaming her lungs out passed me slowing so I could take her picture, and he came back and said again, "Get the camera ready!" "Here comes baby B" and he carried Alice screaming her lungs out passed me slowing so I could take her picture.
I cannot describe my feelings in the word that humans use, I doubt that there ever will be a way to describe such a thing.
I was a Daddy!
They cleaned up the babies and I got to cut their chords, and then they were swaddled and Dr Chmait brought Alice over for me to hold Never in my life had everything felt so real and so perfect. I was lost in love.
He took Alice back and brought me Lucy to hold, but only for a few seconds, she was having breathing problems.
They were to stay in the NICU 1-2 weeks and we kept wondering how we were going to be able to stay with them, hotels were out of the question and the Ronald McDonald house was our only option, and it was pretty full. we asked our OBGYN to keep us in the hospital as long as possible, she added an extra day to our stay, we'd be out on Sat. the 27, (this was still the 23rd) I visited with the girls as much as I could for the next two days, Lisa didn't get to hold her girls until th second day :( we came upstairs to her room that night around 5 freaking out a little about the situation. Where would we stay, what would we do, what if one baby is released before the other?????? We had dinner and set about making plans, we had some folks pulling strings to get us up to the pediatric ward (where we could room with them) once the babies stabilized, we had people pulling strings at the Ronald McDonald house, and all of a sudden we got a phone call at 8:30pm, it was the NICU Doctor, there were two spots available at our Sierra Vista Hospital (17 miles from home) and would we like to have them transported there? I told the Dr I'd have to talk to my wife, she was scared and confused (I was elated), she called her mom, she called Teri Dr. Chmait's incredible nurse, she decided it was a good thing to do. It was our babies guardian angel pulling these strings (my grandmother (whom Alice is named after.))
We called back and yes, and I went down (Lisa could not, she had an uterine infection) to see the babies off, the transport team was remarkable, they got the babies all set in the portable isolette and took them on a helicopter home!
It all happened so fast that the next morning when our nurse relayed to our OBGYN that we needed to be discharged and on our way home ASAP she did not understand and had to come to us for a translation. She agreed pulled Lisa's staples and we were discharged at 10 am Friday morning. And I drove my lovely wife home, after a 6 week stay in the hospital.
The Babies are doing fine now and just have to get to eating good and they'll be home with us, and the story will continue for the rest of our lives.
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{{{{HUGS}}}}
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this is so touching (@ _ @) i'm tearing up.......
Lisa, Fletcher, Lucy and Alice, thanks for sharing this amazing story here with us!!
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so sweet love it.Congrats again to you all! :)
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Wow! I read the whole thing twice.. =o))
I love the look on Lisa's face in your photo We got on explorer!!
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pac, she was in morphine land
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Hooray!! Congratulations, Fletcher and Lisa. You all are in my prayers.
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It does not matter how often I read this thread, I still choke up then sit grinning like a Cheshire cat for ages afterwards.
Still sending (((((good vibes))))) to you and yours
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I think they are the most famous Flickr twins!!
They should be on Flickr blog!
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www.flickr.com/groups/central/discuss/72157605807256126/#...
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The Humungus family is so happy for you!
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It just gets better and better, you'll all soon be home together
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Thanks eStTHER!
golly folks, again I say thank you, hey, did ya notice that neither this thread nor the one in the old group ever got hijacked, hmmm, must have been a compelling story, which magazine(s) should I write it for, and or should it be a creative non-fiction novel?
eh, don't mind me, I got my first full night's worth of sleep in months last night. (prolly my last)
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I am a Grandmother and I still wake up... I do not even take care of Lexton, his Daddy does. I still hear eveything...LOL
So Happy for you ALL, Fletch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! : )
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aww bless well done both xxxx glad all are doing fine
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they'll thrive from now on , and as i said ... remember what sleep was it will soon become a memory ... two daddy's girls will see to that
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Write to Reader's Digest ... they love personal stories about overcoming odds. And then I know I'd see it 'cause I get RD every month!
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Alice and Lucy are coming home tomorrow Thursday September 30, 2008.
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Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!!
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Tomorrow is Wed October 1st.... I hope, cause it is my Wedding Anniversary... Man I hope that day is right...
Anyhow,,,, Alright!!!!!!!... Glad they are going to be home... No matter what day it is.... : )
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Way to go Gravies
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Ok Fletcher, not to nit pick but
Tue the 30th (today)
Wed the 1st (tomorrow)
Thur the 2nd (well thursday)
either way yippppeeeee!!!
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Good,,,, I am not the only one claiming tomorrow is Wed the 1st of October....
See this is what you get when you have children.... Your days are so so so busy you don't know what day it is...LOL
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I agree with Linda...Reader's Digest would love this.
I thought the original thread in the original TBG was deleted too. Would be nice if I was wrong. I copied it before I was deleted though. :)
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Wed Oct 1, I was kinda excited when I wrote it!.
Nori, yes, The original thread was deleted, I was too overwhelmed at the time to copy it.
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I thought I had that one, but I don't. :(
I think the deletion of that thread is the reason I started copying them.
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Fletch, How could you be ovewhelmed????? LOL
We all can't wait to see the little ones at their home turf....
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Hey Fletch...it's 9 am EDT....are the girls home yet?
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Wow they are so cute! ^^ Congratulations.
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...it's 9:50 am CDT (10:50am EDT) ....are the girls home yet?
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If they are home, he has no time for the computer......LOL
And, I will place a bet on that......
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They are absolutely beautiful baby girls!! Congratulations to all of you!
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The Girls must be keeping him very busy.....
Fletch I hope you have a good coffee maker.... : )
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Give Lisa a break...she's been thru a lot....Fletch can make his own coffee.
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I am talking about the coffee machine....LOL Not the person making it....
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Oh...never mind
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Michael - B [deleted] says:
I do have a copy of the original thread that got deleted off the old TBG.
Who wants it, how and where?
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Hey Fletch.....inquiring minds want to know!
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Yes Fletch, we want to know how things are going...
Hope All is Well!!!!
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s, B post in as a thread in the group , but close it it's like a before n after
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sound like a great idea to me!!
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able to catch projectile poo in his bare hands
capable of redirecting spitup to his wife's side o' the bed
It a fool , it it's got no brain, it's SUPERDAD!
Babies rock! we're on a 3 hr feeding schedule, it takes 45mn to 1 hour 15mn to get em fed burped and changed so everything is done in 2 hr spurts.
Day 3 today and I actually have a little time and energy so I came by to say howdy!
I'll upload some photos later
I've only taken 100 since they've been home, I been busy.
hello!
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Give Lisa a break...she's been thru a lot....Fletch can make his own coffee.
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