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Job 1:21 the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord.
What a whirlwind! I was experiencing some pain Thursday. As the day progressed, it worsened and the spotting, too. By the time I got home from getting Ben from work, I could barely stand it. I went straight into the doctors. They did an ultrasound. I thought I'd see a lifeless baby, but no! I saw TWO healthy, active babies! TWINS! What a hoot! Anne was with me. We could see their little fingers and toes!
They gave us a couple images. They also videotaped the session, for which I am grateful.
They sent me home saying I may miscarry.
The pain increased so much! By the time I got home, I ran straight into the bathroom. I was passing HUGE clots and blood. 
It was major. I called the doctor and they wanted me right in to labor and delivery.
Once in there, they did an ultrasound. Mind you, it was only 2 hours after I got home. *poof* they were gone! It was empty. Nothing. 
They kept me to watch the flow and make sure everything was out. They were very nice and discharged me this morning before 8am.
Dh took me next door to the doctor's office, where the ultrasound machine is better to make sure everything was out. Then we went and had breakfast together. It was good. We had been so apart with my flu. I slept on the couch. I was glad to be with him for awhile.
Below is a photo of the twins. If you can't see it, you can go to my blog at http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/cofeeiv
I was skimming through our local school's newsletter. I found this piece interesting. I look forward to your comments.
Mrs. K***'s Classes
Mrs. K*** offers a snapshot into her classroom: It has been a great school year so far and busy one for my 10th and 12th grade English classes. The 10th grade English classes finished up research papers right before Christmas and moved directly into a novel unit on The Crucible. In this unit, they will look at the historial relevance of witchcraft and how it ties into modern day "witch hunts." After the completion of this unit, they will move on to demonstrations, creative writing, and the reading of Shaekespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men.
The 12th grade English classes are finishing a novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, and will move on to a multimedia project. They will explore the ethical dilemmas posed by war. This will require students to use prose, poetry, artwork, films and internet sites in exploring/researching a chosen war. It also requires students to use higher-level thinking skills as they evaluate their resources and deal with the complexities of ethical dilemmas. They will also be reading Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities, and looking at the French revolution. We are all looking forward to the coming of spring, although the January weather has not shown many signs of winter. In February, I will be taking two teams to Skyview [high school] to complete in the Yellowstone Academic Tournament. The Model United Nations takes place in May at MSU-B. I will also be taking three country dlegations to this competition. I am looking forward to the new year!