
I guess I should back up a bit for all those who don’t know the whole story of baby Noah. Here’s the short version. Since Adrienne was 6 days past her due date she was induced, which was supposed to start Monday morning at 7am, but due to bed availability we didn’t get there and started until 2:10pm. At about 4:15pm they started the IV and Pitocin running and her contractions were pain free until here water broke at 6:10pm. From there on out we both practiced the breathing and labor preparation stuff Adrienne learned from class. She followed her plan to go epidural free until about 2:10am when after hours of pain and failure of the baby drop down any further due to her tenseness, she gave in and got the epidural. That allowed her to relax enough for the baby to come down far enough to start pushing at 3:40am. After almost 2 hours of pushing little Noah came out at 5:20am. It wasn’t natural early labor we were both hoping for but a baby is a baby and since he’s so cure now we figured he just needed more time to get that way.
Well Adrienne is still at the hospital now but doing well, we were both excited about coming home today but since Noah had a temperature (99.4F)….or what the hospital considers a log grade temp they wanted to keep him one more night. The plan is to get up tomorrow, have Noah circumcised, go to a “homeward bound” class and then get home by 2pm. The doggies have been crazy at home all alone the past few days but they will live, each time I get home to feed they run around for 10 minutes trying to find Adrienne first, they miss her you can tell. One of the nurses said to bring home a blanket the baby had been sleeping in so the dogs could get used to the scent, I’m not sure how to tell if that worked but oh well we did it. The deck is just about completed on the
back of the house now, and things are finally seeming to come to an end. . . everything except the nights of lacking sleep but that’s to be expected. Well I know the pictures on the last blog i wrote were HUGE but I was in such a hurry to get back to the hospital I didn’t even check them, I think you’ll find these much nicer to look at. The verticle pictures are still larger but just click on any photo again after it’s open to close it and get back to the site. I finally got a few of his eyes a little open too, I guess because of his age he’s keeping them shut alot. Enjoy! Can’t wait to show him to everyone and pray we can go home tomorrow as planned! JUST CLICK ON THE THUMBNAIL PICTURE TO ENLARGE TO A NORMAL SIZE NOW
Love,
David, Adrienne & Noah
P.S. And if you want the password to see pre-baby picures just leave a comment or email me and I’ll send it to ya
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