Meghan King and sons.Photo: Meghan King/Instagram; Getty Images
Happy birthday,Hayes and Hart!
On Saturday,Meghan Kingcelebrated her twin sons on their 3rd birthday, sharing acarousel of photosof the pair on social media.
“Happy third birthday to my twin babies!” King, 36, began the caption of her post, which included a shot of her boys laughing together as well as another image of them kissing one another in diapers in another.
“Taking this trip down memory lane makes me so happy those days of nonstop intensive therapy (for Hart) and learning how to live on our own are distant memories while at the same time pining for those same days,” she continued in a loving nod to Hart, who wasdiagnosed with hypotonic cerebral palsy.
Continuing, she wrote, “Hayes and Hart have sailed through their little lives without knowing that one single thing was askew, and now we’re on the other side just in time to tackle threenagers.”
“Oh, my hearts! 😭,” added the formerReal Housewives of Orange Countystar, who shares her boys as well as daughterAspen, 4, with ex-husbandJim Edmonds.
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“Happy 3rd birthday Heart & Hayes ❤️❤️,” wrote King’s formerRHOCcastmateTamra Judgeas ex-boyfriendChristian Schaufadded, “Happy birthday, little dudes!!!”
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Opening up about Hart’s health, King recentlytold PEOPLEthat her son is doing “awesome.”
“Therapy has brought him a long way,” she said last month while discussing her newcharitable collaboration with LULUSIMONSTUDIO, benefiting theBy Grace Foundation. “Being around his siblings and trying to keep up with them does wonders for him, and physical therapy in and of itself.”
“But I’m constantly looking for new treatments. This is something he’ll live with for the rest of his life, but he can manage it,” she says, adding, “He looks great. He’s doing awesome. A miraculous child.”
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When Kingrevealed her son’s diagnosislast year, she wrote in a blog post that she surprisingly felt “relieved” to find out.
“Hart will live a full, independent life. He will face challenges his siblings won’t and alternatively they will face challenges he won’t but we just don’t know what those are yet,” she wrote. “My hope is that Hart can inspire others with a ‘diagnosis’ not to hide it for fear of judgement but to wear it as a badge of honor, a source of pride for all the hard work he’s accomplished that most of us will never understand.”
source: people.com
