It has been a very long day. We have transfered care to a local hospital due to the situation with Heather not dilating.
I’m not going to go into details.
For now:
Things are moving along well again. No baby yet. Soon.
Heather is snoring next to me… which is what we all wanted.
Things are looking much better.
I answered the other message before I read this one. I am glad she is in a hospital and not going through everything at home. If you or she would like to talk to someone who has been through it recently, 703-476-6309
support from afar. Having lots of good thoughts for you guys!! Huggles and love.
Thinking of you guys! Hang in there, everything will turn out as planned. Take it from one who has also been there. Much love and hugs to you.
Warm fuzzies from New Jersey! I’m glad everyone is comfortable (relatively…)
It won’t be long now, and then you’ll have a wonderful new person to introduce us to. 🙂
Good luck, and get some sleep; you’ll need it.
I love you guys. I’ve been praying all night for the safe delivery of the Boy.
Ray did comment that if Heather gives birth after midnight, your son’s birthday will be 9/3 🙂
Good to hear. Be well.
Good, I’m glad you’re at the hospital, where you can get faster answers. Sometimes it’s the right place to be. Good thoughts and empathy from way out here.
Take care of yourselves.
We’ll hold the fort. Anything you need, you got the number. And I’ll check in regularly, too, in case you forget to call…
Hugs to everybody there. We’ll see you soon. Jon
Hi! I’m sorry this has been so exhausting and painful for you both! First babies can sometimes be difficult. Usually when I’ve had dilation difficulties they’ve had me walk and walk and walk. A ride on the back of a harley has been helpful and the most helpful tip of all? Orgasms, and lots of them. The orgasm rattles the uterus and gets things moving.
Hope you’re boy comes out to meet you all soon! I look forward to seeing lots of pictures. Give H my love.