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Here's a site for my Angel...
All babies are Angels that fly to Earth,
Their wings disapear at the time of their birth.
One look in their eyes and you're never the same,
They're part of us now and that part has a name
That part is your heart and a bond that won't sever,
Our Babies are Angels, we'll love them forever.
I dunno about this....
Let me know what you think...
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It's hard to believe how fast Talitha is changing and growing, the pictures
REALLY don't do her justice. I have quite a few photos to try and keep you all up to date, but really she is growing so fast,
and with work and trying to spend time with her, I don't get much time to update here that often. So hopefully you'll check
back often.
Thanks!!
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Mommy and I want to welcome you to our site, please enjoy,
and let us know what you think.
Please sign our guest book at the bottom of the page, if you can spare
the time!
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~ Here's how Talitha came into our lives ~
On Saturday April 10th, 2004 @ 3:14 am just
7lb 4 oz & 19 in long our baby girl came into the world!
A lil peanut!
Everything went pretty smooth, the labor and delivery weren't as bad as I thought, but there is no way I could
have done it with out the epidural. At about noon they started the pitocen, and broke my water. Then I got the epideral around
10pm and was EXTREMELY thankful for the little bit of rest I got from then until around 12:30am Talitha decided to give us a little
scare, her heart rate dropped drastically and they were contemplating doing a c-section if it happened again. However she
from then on was doing just fine, but then when it came time to push I wasn't going to mess around and have the possibility
of further problems. So I only pushed for 45 minutes and she was out. The umbilical cord was wrapped around her neck and caused
the drop in her heart rate, but have had no more problems since.
Here she is right after her first sponge bath at the hospital, about 1 hour old. She kind of looks a little like
a duck I think.
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