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For Valentine's Day, Lifestyle Correspondent and Her Two Sets of Twins Show a Little Love Where Its Needed the Most
Date:2/13/2010

Two sets of preschool aged twins find a way to warm the hearts and feet of little ones at the Cleveland Clinic Children's Hopsital.

(PRWEB) February 13, 2010 -- Five years ago, in August of 2004, Leisa Naples gave birth to a set of identical twins. One year later, in November 2005, Leisa gave birth to her second set of identical twins. Both sets of twins (all girls) were born prematurely due to a dangerous medical condition Leisa developed during her pregnancy, called HELLP Syndrome. The only cure for the deadly condition is to deliver the baby. So not only did Leisa suffer this with her first twin pregnancy, but against all medical odds, it occurred again during her second twin pregnancy. "The nurses were just remarkable, I could not have asked for better care of myself and my little angels," Leisa said. The two twin pregnancies both came as a surprise and seemed like fate since no in vitro fertilization was involved.

Leisa is convinced that if it weren't for her excellent care at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital, she and her four little darlings may not have survived. So last year Leisa decided to start a Valentine’s Day tradition, where the whole family would give back some love to the hospital that gave them so much love during the first days of the twins lives. Last year Leisa donated some of her Valentine tutus and graphic heart tees from her children’s clothing line, Twins Twice Tutus. Now that the older set of twins are five and the younger four, they had their own idea of what they wanted to give to the children this year. Livvee and Sage, the older twins insisted that the girls needed the heart legwarmers and socks that they helped mom design for her Cupid Couture Collection. They thought it was the perfect gift, since this winter seemed to be overcome with frigid temperatures and endless snow. Younger twins, Brielle and Simone thought the boys might
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