Rachel got pregnant without really trying and had a fairly easy pregnancy minus gestational diabetes and one babies umbilical cord being wonky. The twins were born early at 34+5 and spent 2 and 4 weeks in the NICU. She was hospitalized after two weeks because they thought her heart was failing, but really she hadn't yet gotten rid of her fluid from the pregnancy.

Rachel's Story: Post-Natal Hospitalization after fluid retention

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‘A MOM is born’ is an interview style podcast dedicated to women who are mothers of multiples. We share the ups and downs of pregnancy, birth and postpartum in an honest setting If you're interested in sharing your story, please submit your inquiry here: https://forms.gle/42wsTK5Yk1iiiVD18 If you haven't already, join our private Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/528452185140456 Find us on Instagram @a_m.o.m._is_born

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Rachel's Story: Post-Natal Hospitalization after fluid retention

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