Hello everyone! I would like to introduce myself. I just had my twin girls via c-section last Saturday the 8th after my water unexpectedly broke. My girls are both in the NICU. Baby A was a full pound bigger than Baby B. They are both doing well and have been taken off oxygen and only have feeding tubes now. If Baby A can take her feedings entirely from a nipple for 48 hours than we can take her home. Baby B has a bit of a longer stay but should be home with us in the next couple weeks. I look forward to getting to know you all and getting some great advice!
Re: Hello! New mom to 34 week twin girls
Congrats on your girls and welcome!
No one really wants to join our board but it sounds like your girls are doing well! This is a great board for support, both in the NICU and at home. Check out the links in my siggy for some good resources when you get time.
I hope the rest of your NICU journey is short and uneventful!
Our precious girl, born at 27 weeks.
BFP#2 3/16/11, beta 138; 4/12 Baby/HB DS born 9/10/11 at 29w4d due to partial abruption and PTL
BFP#3 8/19/13 Another boy! 17P, modified bedrest and Nifedipine helped us have a termie! DS2 born 4/19/14 at 38w5d.
The Conception Craze
1/2009- TTTC
After 7 rounds of clomid and HcG, Three failed IUI's with an ectopic pregnancy, two shots of methotrextate, ER visits, breaks, low (3%) morphology One IVF cycle (lupron, gonal-F) that ended in another ectopic, more methotrexate, A Lap to disconnect both tubes, remove endo and a hydrosalphinx, . . .we are finally expecting TWINS from FET#1!
1.11. 2011: Beginning FET cycle!
3.11.11- FET! (DH's birthday!) 2 blasts transfered!
3.20.11- BETA #1 BFP!!! 272! (9dp5dt)
3.23.11- BETA #2 1346!!! (12dp5dt)
4.8.11- U/S #1. . TWINS!!! . . .TWO BOYS!
9.10.11-My beautiful Boys arrive unexpectedly at 28 weeks, 6 days.
Welcome! They both sound like they're doing great! We were 33 weekers! My baby A came home 2 weeks after birth, and baby B just a couple days after that. Baby C was a full 2 weeks later. I have to say - I think that was the hardest part of the whole journey was having one at home and one still there.
A few words of advice the nurses kept telling me (though I am not sure I truly took it to heart back then!) - they are different babies entirely. So one may excel and come home earlier, but that doesn't mean there's anything "wrong" with the other. If it was two children from two different families you wouldn't bat an eye at the differences, so try to keep that in mind as you go through this journey!