Look how much space he seems to have poor baby!I have still been cooking the twins. "Nana" moved in (Justin's mom) to help out and boy it's been a huge help! I didn't realize how hard it would be to be in the kitchen. You have to bend to cut things, wash things, put things in the dish washer, cook..... my back starts to kill me about 2 minutes after I start to try and do anything, and then Nana kicks me out anyway!
Gloma, and my mom fill in on some days as well so Nana can be with her mom, so things have worked out well with the "helping out schedule". THANK YOU FOR ALL THE HELP FAMILY!!!!
I often wonder if it's better to have help now, or after the boys are here, but I am so thankful that we have the help so we'll just continue to be thankful!
The boys are doing well, they are just a little under 4lbs, but they feel like they are HUGE in my tummy because I am being stretched so far, and my poor skin. With Avery I had NO stretch marks, but with these boys I am paying my dues now, they better be GREAT sleep through the night babies for this!
Dr. Gordon (our OBGYN) got a new machine and wanted to show it off, so we got some great 3D pics. Unfortunately Conway was hiding and we couldn't see him. So here are our updated pics of Colter "Fisher".



In this picture Fisher has his eyes open, which is really hard to capture during a US.
Waylon and Avery are doing well, they don't quite understand why mommy is so tired and not able to bend down, but that's OK, it's better than being in the hospital. I at least get to be around for all meals and some play-time! Justin is the best husband ever, he has stepped up to doing what needs to be done, and is so attentive to feeding me and making sure I'm drinking plenty of water (speaking of, I need some water).
I haven't blogged much, but will try and keep the updates coming!

Our biggest fear now is ~ THE SWINE FLU, with stats like this, we plan to hide out for the most part to ensure the health of the boys and most of all me, as it would mean delivery of the boys and the possibility of death for me, those are high risks.

Colter Fisher
Colter on left, Conway on Rt.




It's time for the diabetes check, and another full blood panel work up on my nutrition. I was lacking iron and protein which is no surprise, I am having a hard time eating meat! I am trying to get protein in other ways, drinks, eggs ~ you know.
Well you can't see their eyes, I thought I had a better picture!












