Erin and Kaitlyn's Medical Expenses
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Lee and Rebecca Williams announced to their families in December 2014 that they were happily expecting their first baby, due in August 2015. 
Not long after that, everyone was surprised and excited to learn that there was not one baby, but two!
Becky had a difficult pregnancy from the beginning with extreme nausea and high blood pressure, and then in March 2015, their two little identical girl babies were diagnosed with twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome and underwent surgery at 16 weeks old. Despite hoping that they would have a while longer to prepare for their babies' arrival, Becky had to take a leave of absence from work to go on bed rest. Much was done to extend the babies' delivery date as long as possible, but Erin Faye and Kaitlyn Lillian decided to make an appearance on May 21, at 28 weeks old, weighing in at a little over 2 pounds each.
These precious, perfect, tiny sweethearts ended up spending the next 79 days in the NICU. They were in their own beds while in the hospital, but the nurses put them together for periodic milestone pictures.
Here they are in their July 4th outfits that Daddy and Mommy decorated for them.
Erin was the first one to get to come home on August 8, and 6 days later, Kaitlyn was able to join her. Kaitlyn (Katy) currently remains on a heart monitor, but thanks to many answered prayers and excellent hospital care, both girls are doing well and currently weigh 9 1/2 pounds each. Daddy and Mommy are adjusting to life with twins, and are thankful to have their little family at home together.
Here are Lee and Becky with their girls on the Sunday following their church baby dedication.
Becky pretty much lived at the NICU during the girls' stay, with Lee joining her mornings, lunchtimes, evenings and weekends. As you can imagine with the surgery, all of the running back and forth, meals on the run, and the lengthy hospital stay, their out-of-pocket expenses are pretty overwhelming. Lee and Becky are trusting God to supply all of their needs, but if you would like to help out, it would be very much appreciated.
Not long after that, everyone was surprised and excited to learn that there was not one baby, but two! Becky had a difficult pregnancy from the beginning with extreme nausea and high blood pressure, and then in March 2015, their two little identical girl babies were diagnosed with twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome and underwent surgery at 16 weeks old. Despite hoping that they would have a while longer to prepare for their babies' arrival, Becky had to take a leave of absence from work to go on bed rest. Much was done to extend the babies' delivery date as long as possible, but Erin Faye and Kaitlyn Lillian decided to make an appearance on May 21, at 28 weeks old, weighing in at a little over 2 pounds each. These precious, perfect, tiny sweethearts ended up spending the next 79 days in the NICU. They were in their own beds while in the hospital, but the nurses put them together for periodic milestone pictures. Here they are in their July 4th outfits that Daddy and Mommy decorated for them.Erin was the first one to get to come home on August 8, and 6 days later, Kaitlyn was able to join her. Kaitlyn (Katy) currently remains on a heart monitor, but thanks to many answered prayers and excellent hospital care, both girls are doing well and currently weigh 9 1/2 pounds each. Daddy and Mommy are adjusting to life with twins, and are thankful to have their little family at home together.Here are Lee and Becky with their girls on the Sunday following their church baby dedication.
Becky pretty much lived at the NICU during the girls' stay, with Lee joining her mornings, lunchtimes, evenings and weekends. As you can imagine with the surgery, all of the running back and forth, meals on the run, and the lengthy hospital stay, their out-of-pocket expenses are pretty overwhelming. Lee and Becky are trusting God to supply all of their needs, but if you would like to help out, it would be very much appreciated.Organizer and beneficiary
Annette Trimble Williams
Organizer
South Fork, CO
Lee Williams
Beneficiary