I feel lucky, and so blessed, to be the mother to these sweet, sweet boys. Mid-December, Brian and I ventured to Denver to be with his entire family for the holidays. The 4 of us, with 4 huge suitcases, 2 car seats, one tandem stroller and 2 slings, crammed ourselves into a minivan cab at 5am and somehow found our way to the airport. We were a sight and everyone wanted to get a look. The boys were CHAMPS and slept the entire way. Two days after getting to Denver, I landed in the hospital with a breast abscess. THE WORST! They kept me there for 3 days and sent me home with the drain in ("the boob tube") that I had to keep in for 10 days. I felt stressed about being away from the boys but Brian and I kept talking about how this would just be a crazy, funny story really soon. Thanks to all for the thoughts and prayers during that time - our family was definitely blessed because of them.
Mama in the hospital, Brody (my sweet visitor) and the boob tube.
As crappy as it was to be in the hospital during our holiday time, I'm grateful that we were in Denver when it happened because we were surrounded by family to help us. The boys jumped to formula for 5 days, which gave everyone a chance to help feed them. Jenny has a way with Mason - what can I say.
The rest of the holiday season was perfect and more normal. Stories and pictures to come.
Here are some of my favorite Christmas pictures.Is there anything more exciting than a Christmas morning with a tree full of presents???
Mama in the hospital, Brody (my sweet visitor) and the boob tube.
As crappy as it was to be in the hospital during our holiday time, I'm grateful that we were in Denver when it happened because we were surrounded by family to help us. The boys jumped to formula for 5 days, which gave everyone a chance to help feed them. Jenny has a way with Mason - what can I say.
The rest of the holiday season was perfect and more normal. Stories and pictures to come.
Here are some of my favorite Christmas pictures.Is there anything more exciting than a Christmas morning with a tree full of presents???
5 comments:
They are so cute! I can't wait to see them tomorrow and hear the full story!
I am SOOO glad I got to see you and those adorable little boys. I'm so excited that I can tell them apart now- even in pictures. =) You really are an incredible mother- don't ever let yourself doubt. And I can't believe how amazingly strong you were about that awful infection. You are such an inspiration to me! I love you so much girl!!!!
I love that first picture of them and the one of Brian taking a nap!! Sorry about the hospital stay--yuck. But glad you're back on your feet. Oh, and that picture of them on the presents is too cute, as well!!
Ali! I love you! I haven't checked blogs in forever. I'm glad I did. You are such a cute little family. I can't wait until the day I get to meet your little guys. Even though you've had a few trials, it sounds like you have been truly blessed through them all. The greatest blessing being your sweet boys. Love to you and your family. Jennifer
Oh my goodness! I just want to hold them! Sorry about the boob prob! :) You know how to jump right into motherhood, don't ya!
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