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Thanks everyone... Its is very nice to be home. Garrett is doing really well, sleeping HEAPS!! Very much in love with his daddy.

Birth wasnt as bad as thought, all the drugs for the ceaseran made it alot better, just wish i had more of them now while i recover.

Thanks again to everyones kind words and support throughout this time, it much appreciated by our new little family. We are home now, and visitors are welcome (expecially if they are willing to nurse Garrett while i rest a bit :w00t:)

  • 3 weeks later...

Just letting those that want to know (and care)....

Garrett was admitted into hospital on monday. He has broncitus and now has caught pneumonia too... He was doing well up until last night when we took a few steps back.

He is on oxygen and has to be tubefed as he isnt strong enough to feed. meds are going in via a iv drip (That hurt so much to hold him down for them to put it in).

Im asking everyone to think good thoughts, pray, to a get better dance, what ever is needed to help my little boy get better.

Its a really trying time, but we know our little man is a fighter.

Any sickness and a 3 week old baby isn't good.. but he'll get through.

He was doing so well when I left last night as well :D

He'll get through it Bek, we'll make sure of it!

Theres nothing more heart wrenching than seeing a 3 week old baby with oxygen lines plastered to his face and him coughing his lungs up trying to breathe ;)

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