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April 16, 2010

D365: Day 106


She's the sweetest little biscuit I have ever, ever met.  I'm already beyond smitten with this kitten.

April 15, 2010

D365: Day 105


Happy birthday, baby girl.

April 14, 2010

D365: Day 104


The night before BSparl's birthday.  It's the last fetal monitoring session we'll have to sit through.  Tomorrow, I'll be able to listen to her heart beat with my own ears, and will be able to track her movements in my arms.

I can't wait to meet her!!

April 13, 2010

D365: Day 103


This book was recommended to me by one of the nurses here at BIDMC, so I hit up Amazon and had it delivered to the hospital.  So far, I'm skipping the chapters on "what will actually happen when they slice me open" and am skipping ahead to the baby chapters and the exercise ones.  :)

April 12, 2010

D365: Day 102


The cats are bad.  They are not listening to Chris back at the house, and are taking it upon themselves to sleep in every baby-related item in our apartment.  

They're in for a rude awakening once BSparl comes home. 

April 11, 2010

D365: Day 101


In just four short days, BSparl will be here.  She's arriving via c-section, so morning of the surgery, I'll have to rip off this old, moldy Dexcom sensor I've been hanging on to on my thigh for over a week now.  No sense in putting a new one on now, since I'll have to pull it off on the 15th.

I'm excited to put a new sensor on.  My first "mom sensor."  :)

April 10, 2010

D365: Day 100

 

Genius cat did it again.  GET OUT OF THERE, ABBY!!!

April 09, 2010

D365: Day 99


Chris woke up in the middle of the night to find Abby making the baby's bouncy chair her new bed.  

No, Abby.  Get the hell out of there.  Not for you, kitty.

April 08, 2010

D365: Day 98


Hospital food sucks.  See above example.

April 07, 2010

D365: Day 97


I'm stir crazy and losing it a little bit, seeking confirmation of life outside of this hospital at every opportunity.

So now these signs are taped to my window, in hopes that the people in the research building across the way will maybe write back.

April 06, 2010

D365: Day 96


OH THE HOSPITAL SHOWER!  Showering was a highlight of my day.  Sometimes I would use the shower seat - not because I had to, but just to MIX THINGS UP A BIT. 

April 05, 2010

D365: Day 95


This machine was part of the epic compression boots contraption.  This actually sent the air coursing through the boots, causing them to fill with air and then release.  

It sounded like a sad, mechanical Eeyore.

April 04, 2010

D365: Day 94


These books came in the mail from Dana Lewis, #hcsm moderator, recent college grad, and owner of two adorable KITTENS!  She was trying to keep me entertained during my hospital stay, and success was HERS.  :)

April 03, 2010

D365: Day 93


My mom brought this up to the hospital - it was one of the displays at the baby shower.  And nothing makes me laugh harder than realizing I looked like a balding little Italian man (complete with no hair on top and the weird hair on the sides) when I was born.

I hope BSparl is a tad cuter than I was when I was born.  :)

April 02, 2010

D365: Day 92


When they hook little BSparl up to the fetal monitor, I watch these graphs ebb and flow, tracking her heart beat, her movements, and the movements of my uterus.  My kiddo is very active.  :)

April 01, 2010

D365: Day 91


Heparin leaves these wicked bruises at the injection sites.  I hate it.  Hate, hate, hate.

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