The parents seem to be having a tougher time than the babies at the moment. Willow and Stanley are coming along quite nicely, apart from Willow's dodgy tummy. All her results have come back negative, which is good I suppose. But it would be nice to have some kind of answer as to what's causing it. Perhaps we're not eating enough curry.
We're still wearing aprons and gloves to touch either child, and no sign of the quarantine zone being lifted just yet. It could turn out that it will remain like this until the babies are released into the community.
We should stop being so negative though - our situation could be so much worse than it is. You read stuff in the news about people losing their babies at 6 or 7 months pregnant. Those babies didn't even have a chance. At least we are where we are now - with two very strong little children who have every chance to thrive in life.
So, perhaps we should learn something from Willow and Stanley. Despite all they've been through, they're able to smile through it all, and they've never given up.
It really won't be long now - we just need to hang in there for another couple of weeks.
We're still wearing aprons and gloves to touch either child, and no sign of the quarantine zone being lifted just yet. It could turn out that it will remain like this until the babies are released into the community.
We should stop being so negative though - our situation could be so much worse than it is. You read stuff in the news about people losing their babies at 6 or 7 months pregnant. Those babies didn't even have a chance. At least we are where we are now - with two very strong little children who have every chance to thrive in life.
So, perhaps we should learn something from Willow and Stanley. Despite all they've been through, they're able to smile through it all, and they've never given up.
It really won't be long now - we just need to hang in there for another couple of weeks.
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