
After a very long 8 months full of nausea,vomiting, IV lines, infections, medications, and way too many days in the hospital, number eight is finally here. He was born early Monday morning (did I look like I was in labor at church on Sunday?) Good news though-I made it through traffic school Sunday night! He came into the world 3 weeks early and face up--ouch. By the time I got to the hospital I was 8 cm and fully effaced. They quickly got an epidural started but didn't put me on a pump because they thought I'd have him so quickly. When they discovered he was face up and stuck it was too late, the epidural was gone and the vacuum came out--double ouch. The NICU team was there and took him as soon as he was delivered. He has a heart murmur and a septal aneurysm, but no arrhythmia's. His cardiologists is hoping all will heal on their own. He was discharged from NICU late Tuesday night and we both got to come home Wednesday morning. Thank you to all who fed my family and watched my little ones! I have the greatest ward in the world!
4 comments:
Congratulations! I've never known a mother who gives more of herself during her labor of love. You're amazing!
Look! He already looks like a Huston!!
YAY!!! You did it!!! Congrats on such a beautiful baby.
I am happy you are all home safe and sound...
He looks like a Huston.
What a little miracle! You are truly amazing Katie--awesome job! We are so grateful that he is here, and there couldn't be a better family anywhere for this sweet little spirit! Love ya!
What a beautiful baby - congratulations. We will be praying that Jackson will heal on his own without invasive intervention.
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