Re: another UU baby is here!

[Guest guest]

Congrats !

R

UU

mommy to Paxtyn 8/8/03

In a message dated 9/8/2003 11:43:49 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

hawks8997@... writes:

> I want to thank you all for your help and encouragement. Just a year

> ago, I was devastated to learn about my UU. Now, I am sitting here

> looking at my little miracle. I had a difficult pregnancy, but every

> bit of that was forgotten when I heard him cry! It has helped to much

> to talk to you all about all of my concerns throughout this journey.

> This site has been such a source of positive feedback...something that

> is rare to find. I can't thank you enough for that!

>

>

> UU, 28

> mommy to

>

>

[Guest guest]

Congratulations Mommy!

Ann

UU

10w3d pg

> I've always been so encouraged by everyone's success stories, so I

> wanted to share mine, too. It still doesn't feel real to me, so

maybe

> typing this will help! Our son, Merideth was born last

> Sunday! He was just a little over 3 weeks early...just shy

of " term "

> but doing GREAT! weighed 6 lbs 7 ounces and was 20 and a half

> inches long. He is somewhat jaundice, which they are watching

> closely, but is otherwise healthy and hungry! We're just on clould

nine!

>

> I had written in recently with several questions about UUs being

able

> to have a vag birth. My worries were unmerited b/c things went

fairly

> smoothly as far as the delivery went (about 13 hours of labor with

45

> minutes of pushing...not bad for a first baby!) He was in the

> posterior position which supposedly makes pushing a bit more

> difficult. Because of this and the fact that my uterus was

stretched

> so far, I felt certain that I'd be needing a c-section. The only UU

> complication was that my contractions got sort of " stuck " (as my

> doctor put it) around 5 cm. They gave me pitocin with my epidural

and

> within a few hours I was holding ! Unbelievable!

>

> I want to thank you all for your help and encouragement. Just a

year

> ago, I was devastated to learn about my UU. Now, I am sitting here

> looking at my little miracle. I had a difficult pregnancy, but

every

> bit of that was forgotten when I heard him cry! It has helped to

much

> to talk to you all about all of my concerns throughout this

journey.

> This site has been such a source of positive feedback...something

that

> is rare to find. I can't thank you enough for that!

>

>

> UU, 28

> mommy to

[Guest guest]

,

Ohhhhh, congratulations!!! I am so excited and happy for you and baby

. Hope you are recovering quickly! thanks for sharing!

Jen Hauk

UU, 17wks

> I've always been so encouraged by everyone's success stories, so I

> wanted to share mine, too. It still doesn't feel real to me, so

maybe

> typing this will help! Our son, Merideth was born last

> Sunday! He was just a little over 3 weeks early...just shy

of " term "

> but doing GREAT! weighed 6 lbs 7 ounces and was 20 and a half

> inches long. He is somewhat jaundice, which they are watching

> closely, but is otherwise healthy and hungry! We're just on clould

nine!

>

> I had written in recently with several questions about UUs being

able

> to have a vag birth. My worries were unmerited b/c things went

fairly

> smoothly as far as the delivery went (about 13 hours of labor with

45

> minutes of pushing...not bad for a first baby!) He was in the

> posterior position which supposedly makes pushing a bit more

> difficult. Because of this and the fact that my uterus was

stretched

> so far, I felt certain that I'd be needing a c-section. The only UU

> complication was that my contractions got sort of " stuck " (as my

> doctor put it) around 5 cm. They gave me pitocin with my epidural

and

> within a few hours I was holding ! Unbelievable!

>

> I want to thank you all for your help and encouragement. Just a

year

> ago, I was devastated to learn about my UU. Now, I am sitting here

> looking at my little miracle. I had a difficult pregnancy, but

every

> bit of that was forgotten when I heard him cry! It has helped to

much

> to talk to you all about all of my concerns throughout this

journey.

> This site has been such a source of positive feedback...something

that

> is rare to find. I can't thank you enough for that!

>

>

> UU, 28

> mommy to

[Guest guest]

-

Congratulations...your story brought tears to my eyes. I am so happy for

you! Please post pictures when you can - we would love to see the little guy.

You're contractions getting " stuck " is a fairly common MA issue...but it

sounds like yours was dealt with efficiently!

Smiles,

D

fused UD

[Guest guest]

--- hawks8997 wrote: > Our son,

Merideth was born last

> Sunday!

Congratulations ! Now the hard work begins in earnest...I think

you can understand why I'd be typing this at 2.30am...

Hafey, Sydney

SU resected June '02

Mummy to Eilis, Liam and Maitias

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[Guest guest]

Yeaaaahhh...!!! I am so happy for you. Congratulations.

Rose,uu

> I've always been so encouraged by everyone's success stories, so I

> wanted to share mine, too. It still doesn't feel real to me, so

maybe

> typing this will help! Our son, Merideth was born last

> Sunday! He was just a little over 3 weeks early...just shy

of " term "

> but doing GREAT! weighed 6 lbs 7 ounces and was 20 and a half

> inches long. He is somewhat jaundice, which they are watching

> closely, but is otherwise healthy and hungry! We're just on

clould nine!

>

> I had written in recently with several questions about UUs being

able

> to have a vag birth. My worries were unmerited b/c things went

fairly

> smoothly as far as the delivery went (about 13 hours of labor with

45

> minutes of pushing...not bad for a first baby!) He was in the

> posterior position which supposedly makes pushing a bit more

> difficult. Because of this and the fact that my uterus was

stretched

> so far, I felt certain that I'd be needing a c-section. The only

UU

> complication was that my contractions got sort of " stuck " (as my

> doctor put it) around 5 cm. They gave me pitocin with my epidural

and

> within a few hours I was holding ! Unbelievable!

>

> I want to thank you all for your help and encouragement. Just a

year

> ago, I was devastated to learn about my UU. Now, I am sitting here

> looking at my little miracle. I had a difficult pregnancy, but

every

> bit of that was forgotten when I heard him cry! It has helped to

much

> to talk to you all about all of my concerns throughout this

journey.

> This site has been such a source of positive feedback...something

that

> is rare to find. I can't thank you enough for that!

>

>

> UU, 28

> mommy to

[Guest guest]

,

Congratulations on your little !! What a terrific job!! I can't wait to

see pics...when you get a chance. Enjoy your little miracle and get some

(much-needed) rest.

Becki

26, UU

[Guest guest]

,

Congratulations on your son, ! I'm so happy things went well and

you were able to have a vaginal birth. Enjoy!

SU resected, bicollis

[Guest guest]

Whooo-hooo! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! I'm so thrilled to hear,

especially about the vaginal birth!

Maddie

28

UU

> Our son, Merideth was born last

> Sunday! He was just a little over 3 weeks early...just shy

of " term "

> but doing GREAT!

[Guest guest]

-

What a wonderful story! Thanks so much for sharing...and

congratulations!!

Aleida

> I've always been so encouraged by everyone's success stories, so I

> wanted to share mine, too. It still doesn't feel real to me, so

maybe

> typing this will help! Our son, Merideth was born last

> Sunday! He was just a little over 3 weeks early...just shy

of " term "

> but doing GREAT! weighed 6 lbs 7 ounces and was 20 and a half

> inches long. He is somewhat jaundice, which they are watching

> closely, but is otherwise healthy and hungry! We're just on clould

nine!

>

> I had written in recently with several questions about UUs being

able

> to have a vag birth. My worries were unmerited b/c things went

fairly

> smoothly as far as the delivery went (about 13 hours of labor with

45

> minutes of pushing...not bad for a first baby!) He was in the

> posterior position which supposedly makes pushing a bit more

> difficult. Because of this and the fact that my uterus was

stretched

> so far, I felt certain that I'd be needing a c-section. The only UU

> complication was that my contractions got sort of " stuck " (as my

> doctor put it) around 5 cm. They gave me pitocin with my epidural

and

> within a few hours I was holding ! Unbelievable!

>

> I want to thank you all for your help and encouragement. Just a

year

> ago, I was devastated to learn about my UU. Now, I am sitting here

> looking at my little miracle. I had a difficult pregnancy, but

every

> bit of that was forgotten when I heard him cry! It has helped to

much

> to talk to you all about all of my concerns throughout this

journey.

> This site has been such a source of positive feedback...something

that

> is rare to find. I can't thank you enough for that!

>

>

> UU, 28

> mommy to

[Guest guest]

,

Now that I've wiped the tears from my eyes, CONGRATS!!!!! I think

you've reminded each and every one of us that continues in our

journey that although it may be hard at the time, it will all quickly

disappear when we hold our little ones. THAT is what may help some

of us ttc'ers to keep on. Thanks!

Kristi

32, 1 m/c

ttc #1 (IUI #3 expected on Friday - just keeping busy as a

distraction)

Just a year

> ago, I was devastated to learn about my UU. Now, I am sitting here

> looking at my little miracle. I had a difficult pregnancy, but

every

> bit of that was forgotten when I heard him cry! It has helped to

much

> to talk to you all about all of my concerns throughout this

journey.

> This site has been such a source of positive feedback...something

that

> is rare to find. I can't thank you enough for that!

>

>

> UU, 28

> mommy to