Kelli Potter

And so that was really, really hard.

So it wasn't just even delivering them and getting them here safely.

It was also being able to handle any challenge that they might have faced because at that point they said it was a 50% chance.

And we didn't know until one of the babies had a broken bone, like from the nurse feeding her.

And I mean, that was the part for me that...

That was the hardest.

That was one of the hardest, hardest challenges.

Yeah, so they outgrow it basically.

It never leaves them, but then they get so strong now that it no longer affects them.

So what I realized about them is they have like a stage one where it's like,

You know, they only deal with it up until like one or two years old.

And then after that, I mean, they flip dip.

Dive.

Yeah.

I mean, they are so healthy and thriving and doing absolutely amazing.

So, you know, I would just recommend and encourage to just give that time.

Give yourself grace, too, because I it's a lot.

Give yourself grace and take time for yourself.

You know, really, honestly, like after having the babies.

Take time for yourself and step aside, even if it's for an hour a day.