thanks Kelly for posting this for Joey she told me to get my butt on the computer and find the babes some names. so I am back!

does she have any preferences, as far as names?

- Genevra

Your welcome Scott im glad to help

Regarding your Joel question, this is what I posted. Maybe some of these names would help you out. I would not use Joel for a girl - rather Jolene, Josephine, Jonquille, Jovanny, Joi, Jolan, Jola, Jolie, Joisse, Jools, Jolenta, Joran, Josette, Jozefa

How is Josephine doing? Again, can you please give us more details, as to what you want in the names.

- Genevra

This can't be for real, can it?
I find it shocking that he is not showing concern at all about them being so premature. And he didn't give us any information about their health.

I also find it hard to believe that the babies survived at only 22 weeks.

The American Association of Pediatrics says that babies born at less than 23 weeks of age and 400g in weight are not considered viable. The survival rate for a child born at 23 weeks and weighing a pound is less than 30 per cent.

Baby Amillia is only the second known child to survive being born that early. Here's the story - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-437236/Born-just-22-weeks--Amilla-allowed-home.html

Also, you said they were born 2 lbs 3 ounces and 2 lbs 2 ounces. That's not possible!
A baby at 22 weeks gestation only weighs about 1 lb. And you had TWINS which means they should weigh even less.

What is the point of lying?

Carolina wrote:

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This can't be for real, can it?
I find it shocking that he is not showing concern at all about them being so premature. And he didn't give us any information about their health.

I also find it hard to believe that the babies survived at only 22 weeks.

The American Association of Pediatrics says that babies born at less than 23 weeks of age and 400g in weight are not considered viable. The survival rate for a child born at 23 weeks and weighing a pound is less than 30 per cent.

Baby Amillia is only the second known child to survive being born that early. Here's the story - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-437236/Born-just-22-weeks--Amilla-allowed-home.html

Also, you said they were born 2 lbs 3 ounces and 2 lbs 2 ounces. That's not possible!
A baby at 22 weeks gestation only weighs about 1 lb. And you had TWINS which means they should weigh even less.

:angry: What is the point of lying?

Took the words right out of my mouth!