Drama seems to follow me everywhere.
Peanut was born early at 35 weeks and it was quite a sudden surprise. So, for Tater Tot, my doctors and I have paid attention to any pain, twinge, or whatever. I’ve been having contractions off & on for several weeks and have spent a lot of time on the couch or in Raylo’s armchair. Well, Sunday night the contractions were regular and kept going for an hour. So, my wonderful friend MoMo dropped everything to come over and sit with my kiddies until Debs could come. (Debs was going to stay overnight with us anyway.) I spent the entire night getting IVs and getting medications that knocked me out and then sleeping. At 6 a.m. they let me go home. My kids never even knew we were gone.
I spent the rest of Monday sleeping off the medications while Poppy & Mimi took care of the girls & MoMo & Debs cleaned out my office and turned it into the baby room. This is the definite high point of the experience.
But, since I’m only 30 weeks along, we’d like to keep Tater Tot cooking a little longer. I’d appreciate prayers in this matter! So, that’s what’s been going on in our neck of the woods.
Momma G
Keep on cooking tater tot
Leah
Yes, indeed, stay in there little one! You have a way to go still! Does that make your due date in the last half of September?
I knew you were pregnant from intermittent reading of this blog, but I didn’t realize our due dates were so close together. We are expecting our 2nd in early October. I was on bedrest for most of the 1st trimester, so I am suddenly realizing this baby is coming FAST!
Will be praying for you and your wee one!
I started a new blog about homemaking and have a question up about potty training…could you stop by and give me some advice? http://simplehomeblessing.com
Leah