The most rewarding part of motherhood for me is the pure joy that I feel when my daughters smile at me. They are happy, healthy, and thriving. I embrace every moment with my girls and will cherish their smiles and snuggles for the rest of my life. We have not had an easy road to get where we are after years of infertility, a TAPS diagnosis at 32 weeks, & an extended NICU stay - but I wouldn’t trade it for anything knowing this has been the outcome. I was made for THIS!

Motherhood has taught me patience, unconditional love, and grace. As a mother, I have good and bad days. But one thing never changes - when I look at my daughters, I feel a love so strong, I didn’t think it was possible . I pray that they continue to feel my love as they grow, & that I will continue to evolve into the mother they deserve & that God chose me to be.

$20,000 would go directly to our medical bills from the emergency delivery of the girls, their NICU stay, & my extended hospital stay for pre-eclampsia that was developed after delivery. The small remaining balance would allow our family peace of mind to pay for the girls’ physical & occupational therapy visits that they attend weekly & one twin’s cranial helmet treatment. To say this would be life changing is an understatement.