How many times did they wake up in the middle of the night to deal with some fecally related matter? How many times did they have to work together as a team to take care of a situation I caused? How many times did they forgo they're own needs to take care of mine? I'm sure it was countless.
Last night was a wonderful whirlwind of new things. We survived! It wasn't as smooth as I had hoped but it wasn't nearly as rough as it could have been. "Sweet Pea" is starting to adjust to her new world here at home. She seems to be getting overstimulated easily (naturally) so the more we're mindful of that it seems the more relaxed she is. I'm sure as she realizes how safe she is here she'll settle in even more. As I look back to when Lydia first came home she was a bit more fussy the first few days as she adjusted so I'm sure Penny will need the same time. It's just sooooooo good to have her here. I'll take every second of crying as a gift from God.
With a few funny little mishaps (not removing the top from the gtube syringe + nasty vitamins = big mess) and alot of love for these babies and eachother, I would call our first night with twin at home a success!!
Thank you so much for your prayers and for celebrating in your hearts with us yesterday.
Specific Prayer
- Settling in for Penny
- Rest for us
- God's provision in our search for childcare for when I go back to work in August
- Protection for any problems for both of our sweet girls
Our fabulous nurse Nancy
we're excited can you tell?
"I feel pretty, oh so pretty" -P
lovely nurse friends came to say goodbye
the incomparable Dr Ferguson giving his farewell exam
Penny and the nurses that kicked her out
this kid made lots of friends! more nurse friends who came to say goodbye
headin home
"whoa...that is one bright light up there!" -P
Lydia welcoming Penelope home....the faces cracked me up
Penny's welcome home bow that stayed up the whole time she was away
Eliza was rather disappointed that we brought home another one
Yeh Yeh talking to Penny and her Panda Pal
chatting with Uncle Justin in Hawaii
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