She's Here!
Our daughter was born at 7:17 pm, May 27th after only 2 1/2 hours of labor and 10 minutes of pushing! She weighed in at 6lbs 5 ounces and measured at 19 inches long....another little peanut! It was all-natural, baby! No induction, no pitocin, no pain relievers, no episiotomy! All prayers have been answered by the Lord except for her nursing ability. She's not a very good nurser, though she was a champ just after she was born. She's getting better, though and I continue in prayer that she improves. I pray that when my milk comes in, she'll be a great nurser. I'm also in prayer about her jaundice. Right now, it's not bad at all, but I learned with Bubby how quickly that can change, especially with her not being a good nurser. The picture above was taken yesterday. That's me and my son and daughter. Poor hubby's not in the picture because he wasn't at the hospital at that time. He was there earlier, but I sent him home to get some rest and some ...
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May you and yours have a blessed New Years!!
I have been enjoying your blog for some time now. I wanted to comment on something you wrote the other day. It was about hoping you don't forget what it feels like to come home and want to be home and excited about it. I have been married for 11 years. We have 2 children ages 7 and 9. I worked for many years. I quit my job last Feb. to homeschool our children and be the full time caretaker for my father who lives with us. He is unable to stay by himself. Even though I have some days when the laundry is piled up or I don't feel good or caring for daddy just seems like more than I can bear, I still remember those "coming home" feelings. Even though every day is not fun filled, you just don't forget what that feels like. I don't think that is anything you have to worry about! Keep writing, I love your blog!
d.ann