For those of you that heard, Matt, the twins, and I ended up in the hospital for twenty-four hours. We took both babies to the doctors for the cold symptoms that they were having, and Sophie's condition warranted a trip to the hospital. She was having breathing problems called retractions, which is a condidtion in which her body is really struggling to breath. Once at the hospital, several tests were done to determine what was wrong. The tests showed that she has a case of RSV. This is a "normal" cold in older children and adults, but in babies(especially premature ones) it is very dangerous. One of the nurses was able to clear some snot out of her nose, and then she was able to breath very normally again. When they finally let her eat, she ate like a little piggy! She had to be monitored though, and hooked up to an IV. This morning, it was determined that she was well enough to go home. The doctors never tested Jack, but they assume that he has the same thing as Sophie. This virus can hang on for a couple of weeks, and days 5-10 are the worst days. The twins are on day five right now, so we are really praying that they will continue to get better, and not worse. Both babies do seem to be doing better, which is an answer to prayers!
We received a package in the mail from Uncle Dan and Aunt Jan the other day. Aunt Jan knitted beautiful blankets for the babies. These great outfits were also inside! The twins look so cute with their hoods up! Neither seemed to mind having hoods on, but Sophie did try to eat hers!
What a change from our little tiny babies in two months! Although we had to cancel our two month checkup, both the babies were weighed at the doctor's office. Jack wieghs a whopping 
We took our first trip to the mall on Monday, where we picked up the perfect Christmas 
