Another Angel Baby

March 7, 2008

Thank you for your comments, thoughts and prayers.I haven’t felt motivated to post much since Wednesday. I will try to come back soon and catch up more. In the meantime… I want to share about another angel baby I learned about today in the infertility and pregnancy loss blogosphere. Natalie and Den’s son Devin Alin […]

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News from Molly’s echo today

March 5, 2008

As I have done in past weeks, I am cutting and pasting the email that I have just sent to family and friends and will also share the same information on Molly’s CarePage. Unfortunately, the news we learned today, was not what we were hoping for. Thank you for your cards, emails, phone calls, comments, […]

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Article: Risk of CHD Higher Among IVF Twins

March 5, 2008

We’ll be heading out shortly for our appointment, but I thought I would share this in the meantime… Sean and I had a play date with a friend and her kids yesterday afternoon. She mentioned seeing a story recently on one of our local TV news networks about the potential connection between women who conceive […]

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23 weeks

March 4, 2008

Today Molly is 23 weeks and 3 days gestation. I had my regular 23 week OB appointment yesterday morning. My mom went with me to be supportive and another set of ears, which Bob and I really appreciated, so he doesn’t have to attend every appointment we have. My dad stayed home to watch and […]

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More details from today’s echo

February 27, 2008

Thank you for your cards, emails, phone calls, comments (here on my blog), messages (on Molly’s CarePage), thoughts and prayers. As always, your support and encouragement means so much to Bob, Sean, Molly and me. Here are more details from Molly’s fetal echocardiogram this morning (there is definately some overlapping information from my previous post […]

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Things looked a little better!

February 27, 2008

I will come back later with more details, but just wanted to let you know that Molly’s umbilical vein actually looked a little better today, her ductus venosus was still abnormal (but stayed the same), the size of her heart went down from 37% of her abdomen last week to 29% (over 33% is considered […]

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