I have finally finished Gunner's birth story, a labor of love in itself. I will be posting it on November 17th in honor of National Prematurity Awareness Day. Stay tuned!
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This baby blog is dedicated to baby Young who should be completing our wonderful little family on or about July 22, 2009!
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Gunner's Story
Made it to 33.2 weeks on strict hospital bedrest after pPROM at 28 weeks. Mom to strong 33 weeker! Our little man is living up to his name..Gunner = little fighter!
Little Gunner, 1 week at 4 lbs 2oz and 3 months and near 12 lbs!
Little Gunner, 1 week at 4 lbs 2oz and 3 months and near 12 lbs!
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This blog began as the pregnant ramblings of a second time mommy who was so concerned about baby names, finding out if it is a girl (when I know we aren't finding out), deciding VBAC or repeat c-section...the list really got already out of control when my water broke prematurely at 28.5 weeks. So what started as a way to memorialize my last pregnancy quickly became a venting spot for a crazed mommy-to-be (again...) as well as a sounding board for a bed-resting, emotional wreck. It then shifted to an NICU update and now is a celebration of our little man!
Strangers still think I don't look pregnant...guess they just think I am fat. When do you think it became noticeable?
Look at the belly pics, any gender predictions based on the way I'm carrying pumkin?
Heart rate is 150 bpm, is baby a boy or girl...
Is baby young a boy or girl?
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