We still can't get over the fact we have TRIPLETS! Amazing how we have an "instant" family that was just the two of us and immediately became the five of us! Incredible, isn't it!?! We are indeed truly blessed and grateful to have Sydney, Sebastian, and Maximillian as they all are healthy babies and making good progress. Max continues to be making the most progress with his feeding as he has been able to finish his entire feedings. Sebastian and Sydney continues to make some progress. It is strongly believed that Max more likely will be the first one released. "When?" continues to be the big questions and that we do not know the answer to yet. :-)
Yesterday (Monday), our surrogate M came by to see us and spent some time with us. It was her birthday recently and we got her a nice frame with a picture of us with the triplets, which was taken the first few days. The frame had sentimental words that expressed sentiments about babies and how they are special and how we are blessed to have them. This was one of our ways of expressing our gratitude for all she has done. We couldn't have asked for a better surrogate! :-)
Bev, JD, April, and Veronica all arrived into San Diego yesterday afternoon. It's great seeing them all again. All except JD, as he is under 12, were able to see and hold the babies. Their reactions to the trios are priceless as they all were in awe and instantly fell in love with the trios. We were able to show the trios to JD through a window. Each took turns holding the triplets. They all cannot get over how tiny they are and how adorable they all are. :-)
Earlier we had a slight occurrence with Mr. Maximillian Jonas Furman-Sanger. "Incoming!" shouted Sean as TJ nearly got hit by Max's unexpected poop spurts! What had happened was, TJ was changing Maximillian's diaper, which had a good amount of poop. As TJ was wiping Max's rear end with baby wipes, Max decided he was not finished and continued his "business" hence the "Incoming!" remark I made. Max was shooting poops like bullets. This happened NOT once but TWICE! TJ practically had to duck to avoid being "browned!" Fortunately, it didn't fly far nor did it hit us. We also had to rescue the blue horse doll that was in Max's crib as well. Fortunately, he managed to be saved without being splattered on. Luckily, it was not as dramatic or messy as the "Code Brown" incident. ;-)
We are truly amazed at the number of people that have been following our blog on daily basis and how they all can hardly wait for more updates. :-) We truly appreciate it! Please do keep reading our blog even though we may not update it everyday. Once the babies are home, the postings may be less. Again that remains to be seen.
Pictures of the babies smiling, laughing, crying, being mad, and most of all, being loved have be posted to satisfy your BPWS (Babies Photo Withdrawal Syndrome). :-) Enjoy! Hugs to you all.
Sean, TJ, Sebastian, Maximillian, & Sydney
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