Thursday, January 31, 2008
Happy Birthday, Aunt Lisa!
Just wanted to wish my Aunt Lisa a Happy Birthday! I hope you have many more and I hope you like the "presents" I give you! I loved the Ice Cream, too!
Friday, January 11, 2008
My Favorite Hobby
It's great being a four-week old baby! Ah, the life! Eat, Sleep & you know the rest. Besides eating, I love to Sleep, but ONLY when my mom & dad are AWAKE! I enjoy being their little "Monster" during the night and keeping them up and pre-occupied. Here are a couple of my favorite shots of me in "La La Land"...enjoy (I sure did)!
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Happy Birthday to my Great Grandpa!
Da Da, Just wanted to say "Happy Birthday"! I can't wait to come see you all again so Mimi can play with my little hands and give me plenty of "sugars". Don't forget that I smell like "Roses"! I look forward to eating quite a few "Chicken Dinners $4.50" you!
Monday, January 7, 2008
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
The BIG Day!
Lil Autumn Rae decided that December 12th was going to be the big day. Julie awoke around 5:15am when her water broke. Mike & me arrived at Northside hospital around 8:00am and were immediately admitted to room 1A.
We were very fortunate. We were assigned an excellent nurse, Megan, who put many of my fears to rest. I was administered Petocin to bring on the contractions, but 8 hours later, my cervix had not softened nor did Autumn drop down in the birth canal. What did that mean? The dreaded C-Section (which turned out to be a blessing).
Originally, Dr. Blank said it would be around 5:30pm when we would begin delivery. Well, the epideral was not given until around 6:30pm and Mike accompanied me to the delivery room around 7:05pm. Our little bundle of joy was delivered at 7:10pm weighing in 9.86 lbs and 20.5 inches. She was "beautiful" according to Michael - that is all he could say at the moment. After about three hours in the recovery room, we were finally transported to a permanent room (699) and our screaming little one was heard by all in the process.
We were very fortunate. We were assigned an excellent nurse, Megan, who put many of my fears to rest. I was administered Petocin to bring on the contractions, but 8 hours later, my cervix had not softened nor did Autumn drop down in the birth canal. What did that mean? The dreaded C-Section (which turned out to be a blessing).
Originally, Dr. Blank said it would be around 5:30pm when we would begin delivery. Well, the epideral was not given until around 6:30pm and Mike accompanied me to the delivery room around 7:05pm. Our little bundle of joy was delivered at 7:10pm weighing in 9.86 lbs and 20.5 inches. She was "beautiful" according to Michael - that is all he could say at the moment. After about three hours in the recovery room, we were finally transported to a permanent room (699) and our screaming little one was heard by all in the process.
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