The Cook Family is expecting Quads
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Its hard to believe that the babies are now ONE! What a whirlwind of a year it has been. The babies are starting to walk, talk and turn into their own individual person. With 5 growing children, 4 of which are the same age, has ever growing expenses. We are still in need and looking for a larger home to fit our growing family. Now that the babies are eating real food we have seen our grocery expenses increase as well. We can not say thank you enough for all of the love and support we have received throughout this first year!
We are happy to announce the Quadruplets arrived on Thursday, February 2nd between 6:14 and 6:16 p.m. Hailey, Michael, Benjamin and Ellie are all doing great and are off their breathing tubes. Mom Corrie is also recovering nicely while Dad Keith is doing an awesome job caring for Corrie, Alex and the quads.
We are truly blessed that the quads and Mom are exceeding their goals. We thank everybody for all of the donations so far. The only real challenges that remain are finding affordable, adequate housing and a vehicle that will accommodate everyone.
Thank you everyone for your generosity, love and support for our family! This is truly a miracle and gift from God! God Bless.
A year ago, my daughter Corrie, her husband Keith, and their son Alex moved to Arizona because the cost of living was more affordable. They were trying to get ahead and make a better life for their son. They used their entire savings for this move, and what happened next was something they’d never imagine. They learned they were expecting again. Not just one baby, but they naturally conceived quadruplets (two boys and two girls)!
Although this is a true blessing, the exciting news came with lots of unknowns. Corrie and her family decided to move back to Nashua, NH to be close to family, yet in doing so exhausted their savings again. They are home, staying with family, and grateful that Keith’s former employer has rehired him, but Corrie will be out of work for the foreseeable future.
Corrie is at 28 weeks and has been admitted to Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston where she is closely monitored. Soon, the family will have to find adequate housing, a vehicle capable of transporting seven people (5 car seats), and the necessary items the four babies require. Additionally, there will be unpaid medical expenses, daycare for Alex, time off and frequent trips to Boston for Keith: supporting this family on a single income will be quite a challenge.
We as a family feel truly blessed by this miracle that has been bestowed upon us, and would be very thankful for any support we receive.
Many Many Thanks and God Bless
Follow their journey at:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cookquads/
http://cookquads.weebly.com/
We are happy to announce the Quadruplets arrived on Thursday, February 2nd between 6:14 and 6:16 p.m. Hailey, Michael, Benjamin and Ellie are all doing great and are off their breathing tubes. Mom Corrie is also recovering nicely while Dad Keith is doing an awesome job caring for Corrie, Alex and the quads.
We are truly blessed that the quads and Mom are exceeding their goals. We thank everybody for all of the donations so far. The only real challenges that remain are finding affordable, adequate housing and a vehicle that will accommodate everyone.
Thank you everyone for your generosity, love and support for our family! This is truly a miracle and gift from God! God Bless.
A year ago, my daughter Corrie, her husband Keith, and their son Alex moved to Arizona because the cost of living was more affordable. They were trying to get ahead and make a better life for their son. They used their entire savings for this move, and what happened next was something they’d never imagine. They learned they were expecting again. Not just one baby, but they naturally conceived quadruplets (two boys and two girls)!
Although this is a true blessing, the exciting news came with lots of unknowns. Corrie and her family decided to move back to Nashua, NH to be close to family, yet in doing so exhausted their savings again. They are home, staying with family, and grateful that Keith’s former employer has rehired him, but Corrie will be out of work for the foreseeable future.
Corrie is at 28 weeks and has been admitted to Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston where she is closely monitored. Soon, the family will have to find adequate housing, a vehicle capable of transporting seven people (5 car seats), and the necessary items the four babies require. Additionally, there will be unpaid medical expenses, daycare for Alex, time off and frequent trips to Boston for Keith: supporting this family on a single income will be quite a challenge.
We as a family feel truly blessed by this miracle that has been bestowed upon us, and would be very thankful for any support we receive.
Many Many Thanks and God Bless
Follow their journey at:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cookquads/
http://cookquads.weebly.com/
Organizer and beneficiary
Corrie Pelletier Cook
Organizer
Nashua, NH
Corrie Cook
Beneficiary
