Paul is going to take Nadia to Sarah's at noon and pick her up at 5pm so that he can get some things done like working on Ian's room. I have been nursing Ian every 2 hours, and I plan to do that the rest of the day. I am not pumping quite as often now in light of nursing more often as I was in a lot of pain as my body is making a little too much milk right now considering Ian's small rate of consumption. If I stay here, I'm going to have quite a supply of milk to take home with me (they've been freezing it). I also was told that Ian would see the urologist at 6 months old, and then they'd decide whether or not he needs surgery. I thought he was supposed to be seen sooner than that and have the surgery at that point if it's deemed necessary, but that's not correct. The only other test they said that Ian needs to pass is the car seat test, and since his NG tube is gone, he can have that at any point. Please pray that Ian gains weight today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We started trying to have children in May 2002. After pursuing fertility treatments, domestic, and international adoption, our daughter Nadia Renee was born on 6-24-08 (at 36w4d). IVF #2 resulted in Ian Alexander, who was born on 12-12-09 (at 34w3d). Oliver Elliot (IVF #3) was born on 8-7-12 (at 31w6d)! Three other pregnancies (in 2005, 2007, and 2013) ended in miscarriage. Our family is complete! We are so thankful for our three miracles!
Monday, December 21, 2009
Into the Bassinet!
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Both Wyatt and Bailey take turns losing weight. Some days they lose 2 or 3 days in a row and then boom they are up and past what they were. It is just a roller coaster ride. They are even fortifying my bm and they lose so don't get overwhelmed by weight loss. Have you tried to pump while you breast feed? Feed on one side then switch to the other. Pump the side he finished with while he eats on the other. I wish I had too much milk. I always have too little.
thinking of you and hoping Ian got released from the hospital...
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