The First Photo Of Nancy Graces Twins in US Magazine

 

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US Magazine has landed the first photos of Nancy Grace and David Lynch’s twins and boy are they cute!

After giving birth November 4 to premature twins via C-section, Grace, 48, was released from the hospital (minus babies) but readmitted that night due to pulmonary edema, which involves a swelling or accumulation of fluid in the lungs.

She was discharged November 15, and son John followed six days later.

The family — including her investment banker husband David Linch — finally reunited November 24, when baby Lucy came home.

Says Grace: “It was difficult bringing only one baby home on Thanksgiving, but David and I were thrilled to have our daughter come home days later.”

She said the Atlanta-based family plan to celebrate Christmas in NYC.

To see the rest of the photos please pick up a copy of the magazine on sale Friday. 

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Mrozek Quints Doing Well

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The Minnesota quintuplets born to Rory and Jessie Mrozek on October 18th are hopefully close to being transferred to the St. Cloud Hospital, which is closer to their home.

All five babies, Matthew, Lainey, Jackson, Breah and Nathan have been transferred from the NICU to the infant care center, which prepares parents to bring the babies home by allowing them to do more of the care when they are in visiting.

The nurse ratio is usually much lower 1:4 as opposed to 1:2 in the NICU and the pace is more laid back because the babies don’t need as much medical attention.

Matthew, Jackson and Nathan Mrozek have been moved into cribs, which is a huge achievement, considering the babies needed to have a consistent body temperature and weigh at least 1,800 grams, or about 3 pounds 15 ounces, according to Jessie Mrozek. Lainey is expected to be in a crib within the next few days. Breah still needs to grow, she said.

“It feels like you can interact with them better,” Jessie Mrozek said. “They’re not in a box anymore. They’re part of our world.”

The children’s appetites are getting bigger. They are now eating 30 to 45 ccs every three hours, Rory Mrozek said. Last month, the babies ate 10 to 25 ccs every three hours.

Doctors are giving the babies a combination of Jessie Mrozek’s breast milk and formula.

The family has been bringing breast milk to the hospital at least every other day, Jessie Mrozek said.

Jessie and Rory Mrozek said they may be able to start feeding all five this week. It’ll be a chance for the couple to bond more with the babies, Jessie Mrozek said.

“They’re doing really well,” she said.

The babies are expected to stay in the hospital until mid-January, which is close to their due date, Jessie Mrozek said.

“We’re excited they’re going to come home,” Rory Mrozek said. “Once they get home, it’ll be like they were never gone.”

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Dennis and Kimberly Quaid Sue Drug Maker After Twins Accidental Overdose

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People Magazine is reporting that Dennis and Kimberly Quaid have filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer of the drug Heparin, according to court documents filed in Cook County, Ill.

The lawsuit, which seeks more than $50,000 in damages, claims the Baxter Healthcare Corporation, makers of the anti-coagulant Heparin, failed to properly label vials of its product and that the 10-units-per-milliliter vial and the 10,000-units-per-milliliter are virtually identical.

The Quaids assert that the company knew of previous dosage mix-ups, yet failed to recall shipments of the drug or properly warn hospitals of the dangers.

The couple’s children, Thomas Boone and Zoe Grace, who were born Nov. 8, were hospitalized Nov. 20 after accidentally being given 1,000 times the recommended dose of Heparin on Nov. 18.

The suit alleges that the twins “suffered and will continue to suffer injuries” from the accident.

“On a negligence scale of one to 10, Baxter Corporation gets a 10,” the Quaids’ lawyer, Susan E. Loggans, tells People. “They knew medication errors due to product labeling resulted in death but failed to recall the drug. Each year there’s 1.5 million medication errors in America – it is a national epidemic.”

A spokeswoman for Baxter, Erin Gardiner,said that: “We have not been served with a lawsuit related to this incident, so we cannot comment on the lawsuit itself.

She added: “This is not a product issue, the issue here is improper use of a product. Heparin is one of the most commonly used generic drugs in a hospital setting manufactured by seven companies in standard vials. It plays a vital role in the treatment of thousands of patients everyday when administered and used properly.”

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PHOTOCREDIT:Jason Merritt / FilmMagic VIA PEOPLE

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Nancy Grace Updates The Twins Progress… Still No Pictures!

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It has been a week since Nancy Grace and her husband David were able to have both of their twins at home with them for the first time.

As the world waits for the first photos of the family, Nancy updates her blog on CNN with some news about the babies.

Little Lucy is making great progress. I’ve been very worried about her because she barely weighed two pounds when she was born. The doctors had estimated she weighed much more, but when she arrived we found out differently. Today I was stunneed, I saw her little face had filled out! She looks like the Gerber baby! Big eyes with round cheeks and a smile that breaks your heart. I’m so grateful….she is past five pounds I’m sure! Her next weigh in at the doctor is Thursday morning. I can’t wait!

Now John David is not afraid of a bottle! He weighed in at over seven pounds and when I pick him up I know he has gained. I’m so happy. It was just a month ago today they came into the world way before their time, watching them grow is a gift from Heaven for me. With every ounce, I breathe a little easier.

Yesterday she wrote:

I do not dress them alike, but today they both had on yellow sleep outfits and the sun was shining through the window…they are beautiful.

I heard a wonderful thing today! John David screamed his head off for his bottle! They never do that! They buzz like little bees when they want something! You have to listen hard to hear them! It was so great to hear John David work those little lungs!!!

John David is up to seven pounds and little Lucy finally made it to five pounds, thank God! They were so tiny when they came into this world.

They are two little sunshines! I am so thankful you are praying for them! Ngrace

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