Gigi's Journal - February 4, 2011


Ten weeks and 5 days. Today B&C met Dr. Tabb. He is the doctor that came highly recommended to them.

The babies are about the size of a small strawberry and are each technically known as a fetus. Their hearts are beating strong and they continue to grow.


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