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Hello! My name is Joseph Woodrow Stevens and this is my Blog. It's called Rabbits'
Blog, because that was the name Mummy and Daddy gave me when I was still
in Mummy's tummy. (Apparently Daddy's sister wanted to call my Daddy Rabbits
when he was born!)
Anyway, Mummy and Daddy write stuff down here about me, 'cos they seem to think it's interesting. I just like all the pictures of me, 'cos I'm gorgeous! I hope you like what Mummy and Daddy have written here. Let them know if you do. They'd like to hear from you!
Lots of love and kisses!
Joseph xxx
Friday, January 06, 2006
D-Day: Thursday 12th January
This morning a decision was finally made as to the birth of Rabbits. We had another scan to check the flow from the placenta (no change) and then we saw the Consultant. Rabbits is a decent size and still has plenty of fluid in there which is a good sign but they do not want to keep her in there indefinitely as this could change very suddenly. So the decision is for Rabbits to be delivered by section on Thursday afternoon barring any complications or mishaps before then.I am absolutely terrified because an epidural and a section were the last things I wanted (epidural is safest for people with high BP) but at least we have a date now so that reduces the uncertainties of life.
I've been allowed home during the day as long as Craig is here with me. I still have to have bloods done every other day and i have to go in for monitoring in the morning and evening but as long as I can keep my diastolic BP (the bottom one) under 100 I am allowed home for the night. As the eternal pessimist I am fully expecting to have to stay in tonight.
Still, on the bright side, by this time next week I should be a Mum. Crikey!
posted by Emma @ 12:29 pm
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