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Thursday, August 06, 2009
To Tide you over...
I am finally home from the hospital!!! After three weeks of living there. And, we brought our miracle home. I am, however, still recovering and cannot spend much time up and about...or doing anything really. So, a post about labor / C-sections / being a new parent will have to wait. All I can say is even though I am in pain...we are IN LOVE! Here our some pictures of our precious little girl to tide you over until the next post.
Thanks to all for the congratulations and kind comments!
7 comments:
So sweet. She looks so tiny in that carseat!
she is so precious! Hope you are feeling better soon.
Those c-section suck! You are doing good though by resting as much as you can.
Adrienne
Umm...yeah...C-sections DO SUCK! Oh my. Not much else you can say Rest is my friend, but sleep is non-existent at this point. I am a feeding station, and that is about it! Such is the life of a new breastfeeding mommy, eh?
And..she IS so tiny in the carseat. Poor peanut!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Congrats on such a precious little bundle of joy! So glad that you are able to recover at home and able to enjoy parenthood.
a) CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!! She is BEAUTIFUL! =) (But you already knew that, didn't you?)
b) Sorry that I am so far behind the times. I keep stopping by and the minute I click to comment, a certain small dictator screams. Lol.
c) Did I mention that she's beautiful? I am so excited for you!
d) Per your most recent comment: I still haven't driven either. I thought I would today, but...nah. Around 12 days postpartum, I got it into my head that I wanted to go for a longer walk than the 1/4 mile to my folks. We went a full mile. It took me a week to recover from THAT. So I am now a very strong believer in not pushing anything. Having not had a c-section myself, I cannot even imagine how much more recovery is involved. All I can say about that is: hang in there. You're twice the woman I am for dealing with it so well already.
e) I am a feeding station too. Moooooooooo.
f) I think I already said this, but she's precious. ENJOY! =)
Sarah - thanks for stopping by and for the comments! The blog is way overdue for an update, but I just can't muster the time / energy to do it at the moment. Soon. Vert ysoon.
We think she is beautiful, but we are biased parents. Such is the rule of being a parent, I guess!
Sometimes I feel like I am handling it all really well. Other times I feel like...can I really do all of this? You know...recover / breastfeed / know how to care for my little girl. But, I take it all moment to moment and just deal. Not much else you can do, right?
As far as C-section recovery goes...it blows. But, 4 to 6 weeks of recovery for a lifetime of love seems like a pretty good trade. I will remind myself of that when I have a teenage daughter on my hands!
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