And what an amazing roller coaster those 40 hours were. I know why they call it labor ... it was damn hard work. I read that it's the equivalent of taking a 50-mile hike in one day. Does this mean I won't have to exercise for a while?? We all survived and here are a few photos of our newborn son. Enjoy and I'll post more later (after I get some sleep).




2 comments:
He is a beautiful boy! Congratulations. Please bring him by the Durham office as soon as you're up to it. I can't wait to meet him!
Michelle Valenzuela
Hey, Josee!
Congratulations on your sweet baby! He's beautiful! I've enjoyed looking through your blog. Wish I had seen it earlier. I could have told you about crawling on my hands and knees because my pelvis hurt so bad, drinking a gallon of milk every two days because of the heartburn and becoming claustrophobic in a bathroom stall!
burgetta
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