Many things to Update!

So I've fallen behind on a lot of the blog posts I wanted to do in the last month.

Update 1
My last post announced that the triplets CT2 were expecting has arrived much earlier than expected. Although it hasn't all been smooth sailing, they are doing quite well. One of the boys is now breathing without any assistance and the other had to be but back on the CPAP. They are both over 3lbs now. The little girls has had a few more difficulties. She is still intubated and had another complication. Thankfully that complication has mended itself and they are able to start giving her some milk. All in all they are doing quite well and are now 3 weeks old.

Update 2
CT1 were expecting twins and they arrived exactly a week after the triplets less one hour. Two very healthy little girls. They have been home for about a week and a half. It's busy but they have a lot of support. C is a teacher so he'll be off work soon enough to help more.

Update 3
This isn't really an update but rather just another story I'd like to tell. It shook me and I can't not post about it. About a week and a half ago, I had to make a phone call that I had never wished to make. I had to call 911. I had gone to visit my sisters so we took all of our kids to the park. On our way home, we got separated a little, so one of my sisters was standing at a corner with some of the older kids waiting for us to catch up so that we could all cross together. My 4.5 year old niece darted out into the street as a motorcyclist was driving by. It was horrific! The accident has played over it my mind about a million times. I called 911 and they responded quite quickly. My niece was conscious and talking or crying the entire time, which was a good sign. The was rushed to the hospital the find that almost every bone in the left leg was broken but there was no evidence of internal, neck or brain injuries. My niece was then air lifted to the city to wait for surgery. She was put back together and was able to come home a short time later. It was very emotional for our entire family but bones heal and we still have our N.