Last night at our house with the girls in their Christmas pjs. We have had a busy couple of weeks away at various meetings but are now home until Christmas. The girls had a visit to the pediatrician on Wednesday. Ella is now about 24 pounds - she got to use the grown-up scale for the first time. She has no outstanding medical issues at all other than those related to chronic lung disease. Therefore, she is now released from the care of the pediatrician! This is a big step.
Lucy is now 19 and a half pounds - she can't seem to get to the twenty pound mark. She is still following her very own, very slow growth curve that is way off the bottom of the charts. But as the pediatrican remarked - she is a very busy, happy, healthy girl who burns off her calories as soon as she takes them in.
We are looking forward to Christmas with all three girls. Anna wasn't so sure about sitting with her sisters though! Anna gets her four month needles in a couple of days and we will have a weight update for you.
Lucy is now 19 and a half pounds - she can't seem to get to the twenty pound mark. She is still following her very own, very slow growth curve that is way off the bottom of the charts. But as the pediatrican remarked - she is a very busy, happy, healthy girl who burns off her calories as soon as she takes them in.

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hello! I'm so glad you've restarted your blog! I used to read it; it was passed onto me by the Mulder family in Clinton. I had a 25 weeker last February and she also has a paralyzed ledt vocal cord from her PDA surgery. I was wondering if its causing Lucy any trouble with speaking or swallowing? Our daughter is still quite young, so we dont know exaclty how it affects her voice quality, but I would love to hear from you on how Lucy's voice is. Your girls are beautiful! what miracles! Congrats on your newest baby..must be a dream to have a baby and bring it home a few days later! Our blog is www.storylunnen.blogpost.com if you're interested in taking a look.
Merry Christmas!
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