Minor Set Back

Well on Memorial Day I was taken to the ER due to incredible back, abdominal and leg pain.

Although I fought staying at the hospital I was admitted in the morning due to a infection on the lining of my uterus...talk about pain...wow...

In any case i was there until Thursday morning...

More pictures later...

Thank you for your prayers.

The Twins at Home

Whew we are tired...already...

On May 14th the twins came home from being in the NICU for a week.

Big Brother Dylan finally gets to meet the twins!!!
He was just thrilled to finally see them and O'so proud to
finally be a BIG brother!

It was perfect too becasue the nurses made a big to do about him being a big brother, it was so cute. I don't think i've ever seen him so excited and proud at the same time.

Jason ended up in a meeting when the doctor finally dismissed them from the hospital so we had a couple nurses help us down stairs with all the stuff!!! Jason was so bummed he missed it...and we were too.

I couldn't believe all the stuff, we had to use a cart to get it down to the car.

THE STUFF~!

The car ride home Dylan was just beaming that he now had a brother/sister!
In the drive way...when we got hom.

Coming home

The twins are coming home today!

We are so excited.

Twins...Twins...Twins

The Twins have finally arrived

Nolan Luke


Taryn Grace
Taryn Grace

The sweet email Jason sent out to all our friends and family:)

We are pleased to announce the arrival of the Weller twins, Nolan Luke and Taryn Grace. These cuties were born on Wednesday 5/7/08 at 4:40 and 4:41 PM. Nolan weighed 6 lbs, 4 oz, and 20” long and Taryn weighed 4 lbs, 13 oz, and 18.5” long. They were born a little premature at +34 weeks and are currently being monitored in the NICU, but are healthy and doing well. Shelly is pain and recovering from an unexpected caesarean section. During labor, Nolan’s vital signs started to drop and they had to deliver the babies immediately. We anticipate Shelly returning home on Mother’s Day and the twins staying in the NICU for an unknown amount of time. Attached are pictures of the guys and gals together. We are so blessed and thank you all for your prayers and support.

With smiles,

Jason

Nolan in transition from isolate to crib (yipee)

Taryn in transition from isolate to crib

Dylan hasn't seen the twins yet due to being in the NICU. We can't wait for him to meet his new brother/sister. This has been hard for him and us; it's a bummer they don't let children in the NICU, but we understand. Anyway, Dylan drew this pictures for their isolates.