Thank you all for the well wishes!! And thank you Rio for making my announcement for me!
Wow...things were a whirlwind for me starting on Friday afternoon when I got admitted to hospital. Friday night I was up all night despite the Ambien with contractions...but they were only 8-10 minutes apart and I was figuring it was because I wasn't taking the Procardia. However, early in the morning, about 6am my contractions got closer together and more painful. They were about 3-4 minutes apart and oweee! so the nurse hooked me to monitor and paged on call OB. OB arrived in 20 minutes and I was 2 cm dilated. She also looked at monitor and Baby B (my Boy) was showing distress--lowered HR with each contraction so she said she wanted to do c-section within the hour.
I had been texting DH to no avail but now I called him and thank goodness he answered! Poor guy was asleep because he had been up most of the night doing work for work so he'd be ready in case the LO's came early. I am so glad that his phone wasn't off!!
I asked the OB to please page my OB even though he wasn't on call because he has been the best and with me every step of the way. Turns out his son had a soccer game, but he said he would try to come anyway.
So I was prepped for OR...scared to death...praying DH would arrive on time. As they were taking me in he arrived!
When I was getting my spinal--owwee!--my OB arrived as well.

He came and literally held me while it was being placed. He is the absolute best OB in the world.
Before he started he pinched my belly and ouch! I could feel it. Anesthesiologist didn't believe me at first, but I insisted. I ended up getting 2 spinals because although my legs were both completely numb, my belly wasn't. I kinda think that is important before a c-section.
So...Baby A...my sweet girl....Sofia...came out first. At 33w3d she weighed 3lbs 9 oz. Then Baby B...my boy...Levi...a bit more difficult, he wouldn't come head first so had to be pulled out by his feet. Then my OB scared me with a somber "see that?!" to nurses. Turns out, he had a true knot in his cord. Gulp. It wasn't tightened, but as it was later explained to me, if I had tried to labor or if the pregnancy had continued it could have had tragic consequences if it had tightened. I get choked up when I think about it and how blessed we are that I went to hospital when I did and that they were delivered when they were.
He was 3 lbs 6 oz....he had always been about a week ahead and always weighed more than baby girl. So either the Pre-E was affecting him more, or the knot was decreasing his supply.
I am recovering well--in fact, in a lot of ways I feel better than I did while pregnant with Pre-E. I had been so nauseous and vomiting the last few days, headaches, swelling, etc.
Don't get me wrong, my incision hurts and I have weird "gas" pain in my shoulder, and my legs and feet are like elephants etc. but I am feeling so happy and so blessed to have my LO's!!
They are doing great for 33 weekers. They were on the CPAP (forced air) for less than 24 hours and now are on just room air. They have IV's, and tube in nose for feeding but they got their first 4cc each of my colostrum last night and they tolerated it really well. And today I got to BF them each one time!! They are doing fine with breathing, O2 levels, temperatures, etc. No A's or B's as of yet and we are getting to kangaroo hold them which is such an amazing feeling.
They are the most beautiful babies!!! I am so happy!!! And so glad that my OB was cautious and careful and got the best care for me and my LO's. I have been told to expect them to be here for about 3 weeks. I will try to post some photos.....again, thank you all for your support and well wishes!!!