Here's a few pictures to go down memory lane:
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6# 9 oz and 7#13 oz
Being a mother is a lesson in wonder. Every one of the six billion people in the world—every single person I encounter each day—spent dark, watery months inside a womb and was birthed by a woman. This has become my ultimate act of devotion: to remember, in each encounter, Your mother birthed you.
Over and over again, this act of selflessness is given to the world. Over and over again, warm and wet, a new human being enters the world, awkward and uncomfortable in the small body he or she arrives in. Head large, legs curled like an amphibian's, eyes searching for the first blurry impressions of a mother's face. How remarkable this is—this act of birth. It unites us with all the other mammals of the world, gives us a shared language: The pup and the foal, too, were mothered.
Kathrine Gyles, Mothering Magazine, Sept/Oct. 2007
You always have the best videos! I met a woman whose daughter went to preschool with my son. She's got 4 daughters, her youngest two are twins. As we got to talking (I was pregnant at the time) I mentioned that I was going to be trying for VBAC and she got all smiley and said "oh I'm a VBAC mom too" and I was all confused and said "oh you must have VBACed your second daughter because your twins couldn't have been it right?" "No. It was my twins." I couldn't even believe it! I asked her where on earth she found a supportive provider....she actually found a high-risk OB who supported her efforts to try VBAC. Of course he had all sorts of stipulations but it worked out for her....I'll never forget that conversation....I love seeing just how many out there DO birth their twins naturally!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I love your pictures too! Your twins are cuties!
ReplyDeleteYou should be very proud! I was in the same boat as you with not knowing that you could do anything to turn breech twins. My OB wouldn't even attempt to move them, he said there were too many horror stories involved. I believed him, but I wish I would have done some research myself.
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