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May 06, 2016

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Has balance come to the force? Light side and dark side together - at least for a photo opp.

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The lastest numbers are in

Alvin checks in at 62.5 inches tall (89th%) and 96 pounds (63rd%). Olivia is 54.5 inches tall (69th%) and 65 pounds (43rd%).

Let us introduce you to our newest addition to the family. Olivia Jane Wible was born at 6:12am on Sunday, Feb 15th at St. Joseph Hospital in Denver, CO. She was 13.5 weeks early and weighed in at 1 lb 15 oz. She now lives in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at St. Joe's. She is doing very well and breathing on her own with a small supplement of oxygen. She will most likely live here for another three months. As you can imagine, yesterday was an intense, overwhelming, and emotional day. I was woken up at home around 5:45am with a call from Allison's nurse saying that she was bleeding and being taken to labor and delivery. I quickly threw on my clothes from the day before and sped to the hospital. When I arrived the nurses dressed me in scrubs and ushered me into the operating room where Allison was on the table with about 8 or 10 medical staff working on her. The baby was delivered breach just moments later. The baby was put on the table where cpr was performed and she w...

Monday Night

It has been a long day but good in many respects. Olivia is doing great. She is still breathing on her own and all her vitals look good. Today they started phototherapy on her for jaundice. I got to change her diaper and take her temperature. They are now feeding her mom's milk through a tube. Everything with Olivia will be one day at a time and today was a good one for her. Alli is on the good drugs as they continue to manage her pain. Looks like they might try a procedure tomorrow called an endoscopic ultrasound in an attempt to get a biopsy of this cyst. There is a lot of inflammation in the area around the cyst so now the docs want to wait a few weeks and do an exploratory surgery as outpatient. It will be easier for them to see it if the inflammation is gone. So that's all I have right now because I am exhausted and going to bed. Thank you so much for all the comments and emails. We very much appreciate the prayers and offers for help. We will be taking people up on the of...

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