I had my first appointment with the ROC (Regional Obstetrics Consultants) today and was once again told everything looks normal! YAY! That word is the one word I hope to hear! There's not much to report, since it'll take about 2 weeks to get the final results from today's screening. They explained to me again why I'm at a higher risk for many challenges and complications, but also said that many in my position (age, multiple miscarriages, twins) go full term with no problems. I'm certainly hoping to fall into that category!

Both babies are doing well. They measured exactly the same (13 weeks 2 days, HR 155). I am 12 weeks 6 days, so they're both still measuring ahead, which is good...fine...normal. Baby B was much more cooperative than Baby A, so I'm going to see if that holds true throughout the pregnancy...then throughout life!

Here are the pictures taken today. They're really starting to look like babies now, aren't they?! It was still too early to even hazard a guess at gender, but hopefully soon! You know us...we're dying to find out!


















Tom's out of the country again, so I've added all the pics so he can be a part of this, just like the rest of you...from afar! He's due home late Friday night. I'm so not used to him traveling so much anymore! It's taken it's toll on both Allan and me, but we are hanging in there. We are both extremely excited he'll be home for Allan's birthday and party on Saturday! I just hope he'll be able to have fun and participate. He's in Australia, so the 14 hour time difference and 28 hours of traveling to get home in time may hinder him a bit the next day for a bunch of toddler/preschoolers jumping and bouncing!

I'm scheduled to go back to the ROC in four weeks. I will see my OB next week, though, so I'm sure I'll update again then!