Designer Credits: Bug A Boo by Traci Thompson; File Tie from Huggable by J Cantrill; Fonts: Tabor Handwriting

Main Journaling: When I was admitted to the hospital four weeks early to deliver you, I had know idea that my world was going to be in slow motion for the next two days. I wemt into labor at home and arrived at Seton Hosital a little after 6:30 a.m. Dr. Seeker could not even come to check on me until after 12:00 p.m because he was in surgery all
morning. I was slowly progressing, and by the time
he arrived, I was more than 4 cm dialated and 80%
effaced. At 2:00 p.m. they decided to start me on
the induction drug, Pitocin, and within the hour, I
needed to push. Dr. Seeker arrived, and in two
pushes, you were here. The nurses noticed that
you were having respiratory distress so after a
quick kiss from Mommy, you were taken to the
nursery and put under an oxygen hood. It was so
hard not being able to hold you in my arms. Finally,
the next day, we were able to have you in our room with us. It was at this moment that I finally felt our family was complete. April 28-29, 2006


Left Photo: After more than 15 hours of waiting, Mommy is finally able to hold you in her arms. I do not want to put you down, ever. You're my special
little boy, and I love you very much!!!
Center Photo: This picture is of Daddy holding you for the very first time. You have been in the
nursery under oxygen monitoring. We've
been very worried, but all is well, now!
Right Photo: You'd never know you had a rough start to life. Here, we are two days later, finally going home! Your sister is so excited, and
Mommy and Daddy are very happy!