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My Twin Birth Story

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December 21, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Kids, Pinterest, Social Media 1 Comment

published date: December 21, 2018
modified datt: December 21,2018

On the eve of Maxwell and Henry’s first birthday, I decided it was time to sit down and write My Twin Birth Story. The twins came quickly, no time for medicine or planning.

My Twin Birth Story

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I have never sat down and given a birth story. Maybe because the labor of my first three babies was pretty average… ha ha, what is an average labor? In my case with all three, I began contracting, I labored some, I eventually got an epidural, the doctor broke my water and after a few pushes I was done! Easy, peasy – right? Well, they were compared to the twins.

This Pregnancy Was Different.

June 16, 2017, we learned were were pregnant with twins.  It was clear to me, before discovering we were having twins, this pregnancy was different.  It didn’t occur to me there were two babies inside me.  In the past, I always knew what I was having before any ultrasounds told us the truth.  A boy or a girl.  Each pregnancy was pretty predictable.  With the girls, I was nauseous almost from the date of conception until the end of my second trimester.  With my first boy, I couldn’t eat my entire first trimester.  I was tired and had no appetite.  They just were different experiences, and I knew it.

When I was pregnant with my twin boys, however, I didn’t know what was going on.  I was showing almost immediately.  I mean showing by week 4 or 5.  I was also starving… constantly.  I could not get enough food in me.  And I was tired.  I thought I had known tired from pregnancies before.  This was pure exhaustion.  I had less nausea though and was completely baffled by what this baby was.  I assumed all signs were the result of maternal age and having two pregnancies back to back.

Do Twins Run In Your Family?

Yes.  With my first three pregnancies, I always asked the ultrasound technicians to make sure there was only one baby in my womb…  I was a bit terrified of twins.  My dad was a twin.  His brother did not make it through pregnancy.  He was born in Cuba where medical care was very lacking.  During my fourth pregnancy, though, it never even occurred to me that I would be having twins.  So at nine weeks, I entered the doctor’s office, with my husband and seven month old son, Elijah, in tow.  I was eager to hear how our “single” baby was doing.

Serendipity.

The wait as the doctor’s office was exceptionally long.  We were placed in the ultrasound room and then quickly escorted out with no ultrasound.  The nurse apologized and explained that the doctor had to check a twin mom out on the only working ultrasound machine.  She stepped out of the room and I looked at my husband, Wes, and said “We could have twins.”  It was a flippant response, given without a real thought to the possibility.  It was the only time I mentioned it during this pregnancy.  We never discussed my dad being a twin and definitely never thought that could be us.

Silence. Then Tears.

When the technician returned, we quickly began the ultrasound.  We were already late, and I just wanted to hear a heart beat and go home and put Elijah down for nap.  The tech put the display of my uterus on the screen and said nothing more.  Silence.  As she worked, I clearly saw two sacs on the screen and immediately began to cry.  My husband was rocking Eli in the corner, completely confused by my tears.  I began squirming as fear sunk in.  She exclaimed, “hold still, I have to make sure there isn’t a third.”  Wes realized what was going on.  We were expecting twins!

Twin Pregnancy.  Maternal Age.

Rather quickly, we had a lot of testing done because of my age and because were were having twins. These test were paired with frequent ultrasounds, and it was early on that we learned the gender. The boys were Dichorionic/Diamniotic (di/di) twins meaning they were in two sacs. Di/di twins are the most common type of twins.  They can be identical if the egg split very early, but fraternal twins are always di/di.  Because my dad is a twin (genetics), we strongly believe they are fraternal.  There is a possibility of them being identical, and we will check when they are old enough to enjoy the results too. They sure look alike!

Labor at 27 Weeks

At 27 weeks, my husband and I went on a date and my uterus would not stop contracting.  I did my best to breath.  I kept emptying my bladder.  There wasn’t any resolution.  I feared calling the doctor, but I knew with my age and with having two, I better give her a call. I was indeed in labor.  I was given two steroid shots to strengthen the babies lungs and also medicine to prepare the boys for early life.  That was a real eye opener.  The docs said that, even holding out for 48 hours would significantly strengthen their lungs and improve their chances of a healthy life.  Ultimately, that call lead to two nights in the hospital and then bed rest for 8 weeks.

During that time, I took a pill daily that was also used for high blood pressure patients. Though I did not suffer from high blood pressure, they found this pill also relaxed the uterus, which delayed labor.  While on bed rest, I was given bathroom privileges.  I also went downstairs about twice a week for a very brief period of time.  Usually one of those downstairs visits was used to go to the doctor’s office.  About every other weekend, I took a brief family outing with my family.  It was a pretty miserable time, laying in bed, but I used that time to catch up on work and do as much prep as I could in advance.  I was fortunate enough to have family move into our home for two months.

I Felt Huge. I Was Over It.

Every day was an additional day.  Each week was another week.  My days went no slower than other people’s, but I was over it.  Between lying in bed all day and a stomach that was growing quickly, I was not a happy camper.  My emotions were everywhere.  I felt I was missing out during the most joyous time of the year (Halloween to Christmas) with my other kids.  I wasn’t ready to have the boys.  I feared the busyness of five kids.  I also was very ready to have the boys.  I was uncomfortable.  Extreme lower back pain.  A very heavy belly.  In my early 30 weeks of gestation, the boys (together) weighed as much as a newborn baby.  It explains why I have never “felt” more pregnant than I did at that time.

December 21, 2017

At 36 weeks, “I” decided I had enough time in bed.  “I” decided that 36 weeks was a great run and I was going to take a date with my husband.  You see, we dated weekly up until week 27.  I had not dated him again since the early labor.  The date didn’t take much physically.  We went out to eat.  I walked to the restaurant from the road.  I took about half dozen bathroom breaks.  I felt huge.  I felt heavy.  I recognized contractions, but I had been having contractions for 8 weeks.  I tried to tell myself that I wasn’t feeling different that night.  Plus, I didn’t want to hear “I told you so” from my husband or anyone else.  I went to bed experiencing contractions but figured, going to bed would be a good thing and would slow them down…  it had worked in the past.  I went to sleep.

December 22, 2017

While I was sleeping, I felt the pop.  I told my husband my water broke.  We both had become light sleepers over the past few weeks.  I stood up to use the bathroom but there was no continuing of the water leak*.  I told my husband I made a mistake.  I changed my clothes thinking I must have had an accident and laid back in bed.  The water immediately began flowing when I laid down. It was clear, my water did break, and Wes jumped out of bed.

*I learned later that as soon as I stood up out of bed, Henry’s (Twin A) head created a suction as he dropped blocking the water from leaking. When I laid down again, the suction broke creating more water flow.

It was December 22 at 1:15 am.  We rushed out the door.  I lie.  My husband rushed out the door.  I stood there in the hallway not knowing what to do with my leaking water.  My water had never broken naturally.  My husband was rushing me, and I was telling him we have time.  I am grateful for his rushing.

There Goes the Birth Plan.

Our birth plan was messed up.  We wanted to birth the twins vaginally, but not many doctors were experienced or willing.  It was the holiday season, and we knew our carefully selected doctor was out of town.  On the drive to the hospital, my husband begged me to call the OBGYN practice.  I again told him that it was okay to wait for the hospital to do it, but I was not in a place to argue.  I listened to his advice and left a message with the doctor on call.

Triage.

We arrived at the hospital by 1:40 am with intense contractions that were 2 minutes apart.  I came in talking and laughing.  Laughter is a coping mechanism for me.  They must have thought I was in an okay state.  They took my signs and took their time.  It was a quiet night at the hospital, and twins caught them by surprise.  The doctor on call had not called back nor arrived**.

**We later learned that the second he heard we were having twins on the voicemail, he hopped in the car and didn’t question anything else.  He knew they were coming and that he had a forty five minute drive just to get to the hospital.

Triage explained that, before I was going to be sent to a labor & delivery room, I needed an ultrasound to see the placement of Baby B.  Baby B, Maxwell, had been switching back and forth from being head-down to transverse (sideways).  In true form, Max was in his comfortable transverse placement.  Then, a transition happened.  Almost immediately, after the ultrasound, I began screaming for an epidural.  Since the doctor had not arrived, the team would not give me one.  They were unsure if I would go to labor & delivery (for laboring time) or straight to the operating room (for birth).  In case of emergency, twin births happen in the operating room, whether vaginal or via c-section.

Meeting the Doctor.

While trying to get a delivery team together, minutes were ticking, and I was begging for the triage nurses to get me to the operating room.  At about 2:30a, they heard my plea and wheeled me down the hall where I proceeded to hold in a baby.  I knew Henry was crowning.  No one else did.  As the team rushed me out (there were a lot of people), we finally met the doctor, Dr. Grimm, at an intersection of hallways.  He was in a practice further away from our home, so we had never met him before.  To my dismay, the doctor had insisted on a c-section, and I said “whatever” as I was in too much pain to care.  At that point, the team began to split.  One group headed one direction down the hall, the other went toward the OR.  When the doctor saw the confusion, everyone paused and looked at one other, clearly not clear on where to go.  The doctor looked at my husband, and he said, “She’s not going to make it.”  I just screamed, “go to the operating room!”

The Operating Room

The entire way, I kept telling whoever was around me, “They are coming!”  I wasn’t taken very seriously.  In the room, the anesthesiologist arrived within minutes.  Maybe he had already been there.  I don’t know.  He asked me to sit up for a spinal, and I said I couldn’t as there was a baby coming out of me.  Sure enough, they took a look and with one push Henry arrived at 2:47 am with me three quarters on the operating table, the rest of me hanging on to the anesthesiologist.  Wes wasn’t even in the room because he’d been sent out of the room to prep for a c-section.

Henry Asher
2:47 am
4 lb 12 oz, , 18 inches

Rest. Where is My Husband?

As soon as Henry was delivered, I got a period of rest.  Thank God.  It wasn’t long, but it was enough for me to gather enough strength and get my bearings.  It had been about 20 minutes since I had last been able to see straight or know who was around me.  Since leaving triage, everything was laser focus.  My focus was on the doctor from the time he arrived.  When I began to focus on other things in the room, I heard a nurse yelling, “she is falling off the table.”  You see, I never made it all the way to the delivery table from the wheeled stretcher.  I thought I delivered Henry with Wes scooping his own arms below my armpits.  I didn’t.  It was the anesthesiologist holding me up (I still don’t know his name – I wish I did!)  My anesthesiologist thought he was there for an operation, but he was there as my support.  He helped me delivery Baby A, his cart of medicine right beside him.  Never used.

Delivering Wes.

Finally, sliding into position on to the table, I recognized this stranger of a support and began asking for my husband.  In fact, no one realized my husband was missing except the one nurse who left him in a room to scrub up for this sons’ delivery.  As I called for him, she delivered him into the operating room.  Wes was delivered between Baby A and Baby B.

The relief was short.  Max was not head down.  I will spare details, but Dr. Grimm used his hands to get Max into position.  Still with no pain medicine, Max came at 2:54 am.  Also, delivered with one push.

Maxwell Caleb
2:54 am
4 lb 15 oz , 18 inches

There are a good handful of happiest days in my life.  Every birth was pretty amazing.  The day I married my husband was beautiful.  This day, though, this day stands out.  I had epidurals with all my other babies.  Each time I reached the beginning of transition, I gave up.  I asked for the medicine.  I enjoyed those births.  I enjoyed them because I experienced them.  Mentally, I was present.  This birth I had no choice.  I birthed two babies with no medicine.  I felt like a super hero.  My endorphins were high.  I felt powerful.  I felt amazing… yes, I was tired… but I was full of joy and pride.  This had been a long road.  I long road with a beautiful ending.

One push for the win. One push for the twin.



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Last Updated on December 21, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Elf on the Shelf Ideas | Christmas Morning

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December 21, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Christmas, Elf on the Shelf Ideas, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media Leave a Comment

published date: December 21, 2018
modified datt: December 21,2018

Does your Elf stay through Christmas morning? Are you following all of Frugal Coupon Living’s Elf on the Shelf Ideas? See well over 100s of creative, funny, and original ideas for your Elf! 

Elf on the Shelf Ideas | Christmas Morning

We are back, so is the Elf! If you have been with us a long time, you know we have brought you a new Elf on the Shelf Ideas EVERY DAY (in November and December) for the past six years. For many of these idea, make sure you have an elf that can bend. You can do that easily with our Bendable Elf on the Shelf tutorial.

Christmas Morning! In our recent Facebook poll, some of you mentioned that your Elf stayed through Christmas Day. We wanted to provide you a Christmas morning idea in case your elf is hanging around!

Supplies Needed:

  • Elf on the Shelf or Elf on the Shelf Boy Girl Set
  • Gift Wrap
  • Boxes

Another good idea for Christmas morning is Elf delivering gifts. Don’t forget these other creative ways to say good-bye!


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Here at Frugal Coupon Living, we celebrate Elf on the Shelf for 2 months, the month of November and the month of December all the way through Christmas Eve. We like to share a few weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, when Elf comes, to give you idea and then we like to join you with ideas when the Elf arrives in your home.

Pin Pin Pin, because you will want to stay up to date on these ideas each Christmas season. We have many more ideas to come, see our previous Elf on the Shelf Ideas. Here we have a lot of FREE PRINTALBES!  That is our goal, to make Elf easy for you! Be sure to also follow the Elf on the Shelf Pinterest Board for fun ideas from other bloggers too.

What is Elf on the Shelf?

Elf on the Shelf is a Christmas Tradition. The tradition has a book and a elf doll. The book is poetic and in rhyme sharing the purpose of the Elf’s visits. The Elf visits each Thanksgiving. He/She goes and returns from the North Pole each evening. Every morning he can be found in a new location in the house. The Elf has been found in the refrigerator, fishing in the toilet, writing messages on the mirror or hanging from the lights. It is VERY IMPORTANT, the Elf is not touch each evening or his Christmas magic will be lost! Each family is able to name their special elf. The elves return to their home (Santa’s North Pole Work shop) every Christmas Eve. An Elf’s Story can also be found on DVD.


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Don’t forget all of our daily Elf on the Shelf Ideas. Pin to Pinterest on your Christmas and Elf Boards.

Elf on the Shelf Ideas

We love printables – especially free ones! Be sure to save these Free Elf on the Shelf Printables. Pin to Pinterest your Elf on the Shelf and Christmas Pinterest Boards.

Make sure you say good-bye. Look at these creative Goodbye Elf on the Shelf Ideas. Pin to Pinterest your Elf on the Shelf and Christmas Pinterest Boards.

Online you can find ENDLESS Elf on the Shelf Accessories, Books, Games and Toys. We love some of the creativity coming from Etsy too! Be sure to Follow Frugal Coupon Living on Pinterest where there are many Pinterest Elf on the Shelf Ideas.

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Last Updated on December 21, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

How to Get a FREE Ring Doorbell

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September 17, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Free, Online Shopping 7 Comments

published date: December 21, 2018
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How to Get a FREE Ring Doorbell

Hey guys, this is a pretty cool way to get a FREE Ring Doorbell and encourage your friends to get it too. I had a friend share it with me today and I had to share with you too!

Note: This post has been updated below with other ways to get your Free Ring Doorbell.

 

Free Ring Doorbell Update

Update: Neighbors by Ring app is no longer offering referral links. Apparently having 1 million downloads has made them successful!  I would agree, I am sure many of us are feeling satisfied by having our free porch protection. For those that missed out, however, there are other ways to get a free ring doorbell!

The First way to get a Free Ring Doorbell is with Swagbucks. Use Swagbucks as your search engine and generate points when you search and shop and even do product offers. Watch your Swagbucks add up and trade them in for an Amazon Gift Card – I do this all the time, especially because I am online all the time. If you are new to Swagbucks, get a bonus 300 swagbucks when you earn 300 swagbucks within your first 30 days of signing up. That is an instant 600 points toward future gift cards.

Did you know!? Cops Are Offering Ring Doorbell Cameras in Exchange for Info! Talk about a safe Neighborhood Watch Home Security plan! The community and law enforcement working together to fight crime.

Often the Amazon Ring Store has products and promotions, especially Black Friday Ring Deals.

Neighbors By Ring App Directions

  1. First, these are for NEW USERs. Download the FREE Neighbors by Ring app to your phone or mobile device. (You do need to be on your smart phone.)
  2. Second, create a new Ring Account. You get $10 for signing up on the Neighbors App.
  3.  Set up your Neighbors app account.
  4. In your Neighbors app, look for three lines at the top left. That is where you will pick up your $10 referral link.
  5. Choose Invite Friends and copy the $10 referral link and share with your friends!
  6. Invite at least nine friends join you using your referral link to get your $100 Ring Doorbell!

You’ll earn $10 for each referral and after nine friends join you, you’ll have enough credit to cover the cost of the Ring Doorbell. You will have to pay a couple dollars for the cost of taxes.

Once you get your nine friends, you will make your purchase online (not on the app.) When you sign into the ring website online, your credits are also visual there. The app and website sync using your same username and password. You do need to sign up on the app first for your initial $10 credit.

Keep in mind, this only works if you don’t already have a Ring account. But if you do, then you could have another family member or a spouse follow the steps below to get a free Ring Doorbell.

Share with your friends on Facebook or social media platforms. You can see my Facebook message above. When people said they were interested, I direct messaged them the details with my referral link.  Have them share too so they too could get the FREE Ring Doorbell!

Here is my message if you want to copy and paste too – feel free to use and share!

Hey guys, pretty awesome deal on Ring Doorbell – Grab it for FREE! Super easy and yes, it is FREE!

Interested in getting one? Let me know and I’ll shoot you a message with details!! ⬇️

I had a friend share it with me so I had to share it with you!

Happy sharing!

Did you know? Ring is a global home security company owned by Amazon. Ring manufactures a range of home security products that incorporate outdoor motion based cameras and doorbells, such as the Ring Video Doorbell. The doorbell has motion sensors allowing you to see when a package or visitor is at your door. No more Amazon box thieves. No more unknown middle of the night visitors. Keep an eye on your porch, keep an eye on your neighborhood!

Update:  I do not have my ring yet and this app already alerted me to a shooting within four miles of my home letting me know of an area to avoid today!



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Last Updated on September 17, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Christmas Storage from $7.17

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published date: December 21, 2018
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Christmas is almost here, which means decorations will be put away soon. If you need some ideas for storing wrapping paper, ornaments and other items, you’re going to want to check out our Christmas Storage Solutions starting at $7.17! And, don’t forget to check out our Christmas Hack and Tips for other storage solutions.

I use containers like this 30 Gallon Plastic Tote to hold my decorations. I actually need another one because I’m out of room, so I’m happy to see this one priced at just $8.88.

Keep your wrapping paper safe and dust free with this Hanging Gift Wrap Organizer is a necessity. Get this for $7.17.

This circular Primode Wreath Storage Bag is perfect for storing wreaths and garland. This is priced at $11.99.

I need a different way to store my ornaments so they don’t break, and this Christmas Ornament Storage Box is the perfect option. This box will hold 64 ornaments and is just $16.49.

Do you use an artificial tree? Keep it safe in this Rolling Christmas Tree Storage Bag, which can hold trees up to 7 feet tall. Get this for $29.99.

And, keep your Christmas tree lights untangled by wrapping them around these Christmas Light 12″ Storage Reels. Get a pack of 3 of these storage reels for $16.99.

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Last Updated on April 8, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Jabra Elite Active 65t Alexa Enabled True Wireless Sports Earbuds on Sale

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published date: December 21, 2018
modified datt: April 08,2019

Need new earbuds so you can listen to music or podcasts while you’re working out? These Jabra Elite Active 65t Alexa Enabled True Wireless Sports Earbuds can do so much more than regular earbuds and are on sale today only! These earbuds also come with a charging case. 

 

Not only do these play music or anything else you want to listen to, but you can also use Alexa and workout performance with an integrated motion sensor through them.

Details:

  • Secure-fitting design for enhanced in-ear stability and multiple sized ear gels for a Customized fit
  • Track workout performance with an integrated motion sensor. IP56 rated with 2-year warranty against sweat and dust
  • 3rd generation true wireless stability that reduces call and music dropouts. 4-Microphone technology for clear calls
  • Up to 5 hours battery in earbuds, total 15 hours with charging case
  • Personalize your music with customizable equalizer.Wireless range:Up to 33 feet
  • Voice command made simple. One-touch access to Alex, Siri, and Google now

For a limited time, Amazon is offering Free Shipping on ALL orders for everyone, not just Prime members! This offer applies to items sold by Amazon only and does not apply to add-on items.

Grab a Trial of Amazon Prime!

As a reminder, Amazon prices can change at any time. This price was current at publishing time. Be sure to confirm the price before purchasing to ensure this deal has not changed or expired.




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Last Updated on April 8, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

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