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- Jessica
- Follower of Christ, Wife to Geoff (my soul mate) since September 1999. Mommy to two beautiful miracles Evan (27 week preemie now age 7)and Calum (5 Years), both conceived through IVF+ICSI. Evan is a triplet and was born prematurely because of his brothers TTTS. His brothers Ian and Gavin were identical twins,victims of TTTS (Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome), and are in heaven. Starting this blog has led me to others who have also been affected by TTTS, and has helped with my healing process. This blog is also my attempt to document these precious moments as my kids are growing up so quickly. There is nothing more challenging or rewarding than being a Mommy...and there is nothing I would rather do! My boys are growing up so quickly and I am doing my best to not only capture the moments, but to live in them! I am truly blessed beyond measure!
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7 comments:
Where was the cucumber hiding?
Is that from Evan's garden?
Now you can have a fresh veggie tray at Evan's birthday..yummmmy!
Jessica,
I am so sorry I have not commented in a while. I read all your posts, and enjoy them. I have been really busy. Your boys are so cute. Your blog is adorable. I love the look!
Oh and I second Casey... where was the cucumber hiding?
oh how proud is he??
looks yummy!!
Although our garden is not very big, it was hiding in the back underneath all the leaves. It was quite the discovery:)..Too bad it didn't taste very good. Our garden looks great, but doesn't taste great. We are on a learning curve.
Did you grow that?
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