The good: My Dad is doing ok with radiation. His crazy humour is intact and all he feels is a tingling where they are doing it. He says it's because the tumour is p****d off and angry (his words- crazy man!) He says he feels for the tumour because despite it's anger it has no idea it's going to zapped every day for the next month and die...... that's my Dad!
The excellent: We are having a GIRL! A girl, a girl la la la la! A little princess! We are so thrilled. We kind of knew at the 13 week scan when the scannie lady said it's likely a girl but wanted to wait until we were sure. Lets just say that yesterday we saw the girlie bits clear as day and the scannie man said he was 100% sure.
I am not used to being blessed in the area of children and this blows my mind. Not that we wanted a girl per se (we ARE just so thankful to be pregnant) , but wanted a girl for what we think Rupi needs. It will be so good for his confidence, security and identity in our family unit to be the only son. While God (of course)would have made it ok for him if we had another baby boy, this is just perfect. PERFECT!
Plus I get to do something first. We are having the first baby grand daughter on my side of the family (after 5 grandsons) That little gift from God just heals something inside. As the eldest I mourned not having the first grandchild, silly as that may be. This means that I am first with something. Wow. Amazing blessing. God cares about the details and the little heart aches that sometimes we don't even say out loud.
The miracle: on the way out of the scan I was dialling my Mom's number and tripped. Body slam onto the concrete floor of the car park. I wasn't able to protect myself at all. My hubbie nearly had a heart attack.
Miracle #1: I landed on my side and not my tummy.
Miracle #2: I am almost completely unhurt. A bit stiff but that's it!
And most importantly Miracle #3: after being sent to the emergency department and dying a million deaths while being examined..... the baby is ok. Heartbeat still going, still moving, no bleeding, no placenta rupture and no amniotic fluid spill. And nothing happened overnight or today.
And yes, I realise that using my phone and walking is not good. On the bright side, it's times like these when I realise how much my hubbie loves me. he was beside himself. Literally.
So a drama filled day or two, nothing less in my life. But God moved and all is well.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
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6 comments:
I am so excited for you - what a blessing! Got a fright reading about your fall but so happy all is well!!
Enjoy your precious Christmas with your beautiful blessings!!!
That is so totally AWESOME!! I cried (happy tears)when I found out I was having my first girl. so special!
And yeah you had my freaked out reading about your car park body slam woah!! So glad you are all O.K!!
Hope you have a wonderful Christmas xo
so glad you're okay!!
a GIRRRRRLLLLL!!!
girls are SO MUCH FUN!!! God is good, He always knows exactly what our heart's desire is...
have a very MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Sammy! what a precious gift this is- girls are so awesome! I am glad you are alright after your spill :) I hope you have the most excellent Christmas!
I am sooooo ecstatic for you Sammy!! A GIRLLLLL!!!!!
Wowee; I am so thrilled for you for the reasons you said - for Reuben to be the only boy and because YOU get to have the FIRST granddaughter!! Woohoo!
I didn't know whether you'd want me to use your name on my post but the sentiments were all real! xxx
I'm so glad you're okay and that God protected you and your little girl from that fall! I got scared when I read that.
Congratulations on having a girl!! What a blessing!
As an oldest child, I know what you mean about wanting to do something first. It's something that comes with the territory I guess. ;)
Also glad to hear your dad is doing well. Praying the tumor gets zapped and dies, just like he said.
Merry Christmas!! :)
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