Written on Oct 15, 2015
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Beautiful sunrise fro my hospital bed |
Hello little one! You are such a drama queen. Not even out yet and given your daddy and mummy so much drama.
Last
week started all good and quiet. But then the speed train ride.
During checkup on Thursday, doctor said you were measuring small and
advice us to go in for a sonogram. So we did. After the sonogram, doctor
look at the results and gave us 3 options: to induce and delivery you
that day, check in to hospital to go on drip or go home and load up on
fluid. You were only 6%, a huge drop from already being small at 30% and
the amniotic fluid that keeps you safe was at a low of 5.7% only. It's
was pretty scary for mummy. We did not expect you for another 3 weeks
and we hope our decision to wait will not bring any harm to you. Over
the weekend, mummy ate and drank so much. All hoping that the nutrients
will go to you. After sonogram on Monday morning, mummy did a little
happy dance inside when the doctor said that the fluid level has gone up
to 6%. Yay! But that afternoon, we received a call from the doctor who
had concerns and advice us to prepare for your arrival that week. After another
checkup on Tuesday, mummy was scheduled in to induce delivery on
Wednesday.
So here's mummy now, just a week later. Lying in a
hospital bed with tubes and monitors attached to me. Last night, mummy
started taking pills to prepare the passage for you. The sun is peeking
over the horizon now. Mummy didn't get much sleep with all your kicking and
the contractions she is having. She's been praying for you and hoping you will be
healthy. Mummy is also praying that you will start kicking up a fuss and
prepare to come out. Mummy don't want anymore drugs to bring you into
the world. You are meant to come at God's timing and she is trusting God
to take control. Mummy wanted to experience a drug free, natural labour
but whatever helps in bringing you safely into the world, she will
accept it. Please be safe little one. Please stay strong and healthy.
It's a new day! Daddy and mummy eagerly waits to welcome you.
Some pictures to remember.
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Holding my orange apple smoothie on the way to the hospital |
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Dinner that night |
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I hate needles!! |
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External monitors on my belly to monitor baby's heartbeat |
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last breakkie |
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Facetiming with my parents before everything turned crazy |