A few pictures of my boy's
Alden looks so cute curled up in daddy's hands

is he comfy or what

Awww...my sweet boy's

rock- a- by baby

I know Nana loves these moments, I do.

Miss Mae graduated preschool, that happened TOO FAST. She is soooo ready for kindergarten, and absolutely thrilled to be going to 'bubbas school'. I'm happy for her and little sad for me. love you Haiz

HAPPY BIRTHDAY 'MISS MAE'

We celebrated Haizel's 5th birthday on the 11th, and I must say I was pretty emotional about the whole idea of my baby girl not being a 'baby' anymore. It seems like yesterday when she was crawling around our living room floor, now she's swirling and twirling around, and I know that will soon be over too.sad.
She dressed up as a princess for the party and looked b-e-a-utiful! We let her invite one Friend this year, and she seemed to enjoy every minute with her little Friend. She really loved all of her presents, thanks to everyone who sent gifts and to all of you who made it to the party.
'Miss Mae I love you so much and it brings me joy to watch you grow and learn, you have brightened my days and filled them with laughter, thank you sweet girl.

Welcome Home Little One!

After 22 days in the NICU our little joy is FINALLY home! we are thrilled and relieved to have that behind us so we can begin enjoying our new addition. I'm interested to see how the feel of our home will change with him here, I already feel so much joy and happiness just knowing he is in his own bed in the next room. I must admit I'm also a little concerned about the fact that I don't really know what his different cries mean yet, I feel like I haven't been around him enough to know the difference (although I practically lived in the NICU)It's all new and I'm sure I'll get into the swing of things soon enough. I'm just grateful that he is healthy, strong, and home. WELCOME HOME MY SWEET SON, I LOVE YOU!

Little Alden Lee

Alden Lee was born at 34 weeks on june 23, 2009 weighing 6 lbs 5 oz and 18 1/2 in long. His lungs were under developed and has been on oxygen to help assist him in his breathing, he started out using 47% oxygen from the machine and is now almost completly breathing on his own. He has juandice (or however you spell it) so they have him under a special light. they have been feeding him through a tube that goes down into his stomach and he has been doing well at accepting my milk so they are slowly weining him off of the IV. They are monitoring him very well and although he has quite a ways to go on his health before he can come home, we are thrilled at his daily progression. Here are a few pictures of our little fighter. We will be posting more soon. We love you all and thank you for all your love and support.

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