The Rose family are all smiles as they sit below their 'HOME' decor sign as a family of five. Allison and Nick are eager to celebrate Mother's Day this Sunday with their oldest son, Judd, and twin boys, Ridge and Kip.
Mom of three ready to celebrate Mother's Day!
By Megan Molseed
mmolseed@thefayettecountyunion.com
“Being pregnant with twins is high risk, but being pregnant with Mono/Di (monochorionic/diamniotic) twins is even more high risk,” said Allison Rose of her pregnancy with her now eight-month old twin boys, Kip and Ridge.
“They had their own sacs, but shared a placenta,” Rose explained adding that this condition led to regular check-ups to watch out for a syndrome called TTS (twin to twin transfusion syndrome) which is when one baby gets more nutrients than the other.
“Fortunately, we did not encounter that,” said Rose. “Although, Baby B ended up being SIUGR (selective intrauterine growth restriction) and was measuring a bit smaller than Baby A.”
When Allison and her husband, Nick found out they were expecting their twin boys, they were excited to add to their growing family.
