I always said I would share my story no
matter what the outcome had been, and so
here I am.
Carrying twins,I began losing fluid from
one of the sacs at 18 weeks. The
doctors painted a terribly grim picture
with little hope at all for either baby.
We were told that it would be a
"heroic" act to deliver one without the
other. We were devastated having tried
for three years to conceive. We decided
that we would not induce, and let God
decide the outcome.
After the initial diagnosis, I stayed in
the hospital for about 4 days; I was
then sent home for bedrest for 5 weeks.(
That is where I discovered this site.)
When I made it to 24 weeks, the doctor
put me back in the hospital. I made it
two more weeks. I then became sick and
had to have a c section. I had two
beautiful boys, Walker and Luke. Walker
passed away after two days. He was the
one with the PROM. Luke is still in the
hospital after 8 weeks but he is doing
great.
My advice to you is to have faith in
God, and be ready to accept His will no
matter what it may be. However,
although the doctors will be
pessimistic, there is a chance. This has
been the most difficult and saddest
experience of my life and I am so sorry
that you, too, are going through this.
If you would like to email me, I would
be glad to hear from you.
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