Another Update
Hello My Friends! What a roller coaster these last 2 weeks have been! I will not bore you with the play by play (though if you are into that kind of thing, feel free to email me), but I did want to make this post for a couple of reasons before we get back to my usual babble.
First - I was overwhelmed by the wonderful comments left on the last post of C's. Honestly, things were so up in the air and moving at such an insane pace that I was frightened, in pain and just downright miserable with the uncertainty of the situation (oh, did I mention I was in PAIN quite a bit of the time, too?). We could not get a wireless connection in any of the three rooms/wings I was moved around to. I had wanted to let you all know what had happened, as it makes me crazy when a blogger I read just disappears. C. was fantastic as he knew I didn't want to just drop off the face of the earth like that - some of you have become dear friends. So, he went to the one waiting room where he could get a connection on the laptop and posted the update.
ANYHOO - I wanted to post tonight to tell you how much all of your comments meant to me, especially while I was being held hostage in the hospital bed. C. was able to connect out in the family waiting room then save the comments for me to read. The warm fuzzies I got from all of your kind words probably saved the lives of at least a couple of hospital workers. So THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart! You guys are the best!
Second - I wanted to give you more of an update. #2 Son was born at 9:52pm on Tuesday 9/6. He was 4 lbs. 15oz. and was 33 weeks (7 weeks premature). He's in the Level 2 (Special Care) nursery at the hospital. Still in an incubator, but things are getting better. I am really frustrated, as I want him home NOW. It seems we take 2 steps forward and one step back. But we're blessed and I know he'll be home soon. There is no estimated release date yet, although the doctors suggest the original due date is usually good to shoot for. It all, however, depends on the boy. He's running the show...like he probably will be for the next 18 years. Lord help us.
We'll be back to normal soon. I have a post I've been working on for the last few days - Catt LOVES the percocet, but the percocet is not condusive to a coherant post. Don't worry - the prescription runs out soon (what a bummer).
Thanks again gang! Pictures as soon as I figure out where C. is storing them.
First - I was overwhelmed by the wonderful comments left on the last post of C's. Honestly, things were so up in the air and moving at such an insane pace that I was frightened, in pain and just downright miserable with the uncertainty of the situation (oh, did I mention I was in PAIN quite a bit of the time, too?). We could not get a wireless connection in any of the three rooms/wings I was moved around to. I had wanted to let you all know what had happened, as it makes me crazy when a blogger I read just disappears. C. was fantastic as he knew I didn't want to just drop off the face of the earth like that - some of you have become dear friends. So, he went to the one waiting room where he could get a connection on the laptop and posted the update.
ANYHOO - I wanted to post tonight to tell you how much all of your comments meant to me, especially while I was being held hostage in the hospital bed. C. was able to connect out in the family waiting room then save the comments for me to read. The warm fuzzies I got from all of your kind words probably saved the lives of at least a couple of hospital workers. So THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart! You guys are the best!
Second - I wanted to give you more of an update. #2 Son was born at 9:52pm on Tuesday 9/6. He was 4 lbs. 15oz. and was 33 weeks (7 weeks premature). He's in the Level 2 (Special Care) nursery at the hospital. Still in an incubator, but things are getting better. I am really frustrated, as I want him home NOW. It seems we take 2 steps forward and one step back. But we're blessed and I know he'll be home soon. There is no estimated release date yet, although the doctors suggest the original due date is usually good to shoot for. It all, however, depends on the boy. He's running the show...like he probably will be for the next 18 years. Lord help us.
We'll be back to normal soon. I have a post I've been working on for the last few days - Catt LOVES the percocet, but the percocet is not condusive to a coherant post. Don't worry - the prescription runs out soon (what a bummer).
Thanks again gang! Pictures as soon as I figure out where C. is storing them.
1 Comments:
My name is Monica Stone and i would like to show you my personal experience with Percocet.
I am 35 years old. Have been on Percocet for 7 days now. It did help the pain but the side effects weren't worth it. I'd rather have the pain.
I have experienced some of these side effects-
nausea, very itchy, racing heart, anxiety, flashing lights(almost hallucinogenic?), weird dreams, tiredness
I hope this information will be useful to others,
Monica Stone
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