"I'll make you an offer that you can't refuse." |
I kept joking that I was keeping Hank in until Ely made it from Chicago. True to my word, I went into labor the day after I picked Ely up from the train station in Ann Arbor. I went into full on labor about 4 in the morning and Henry (Hank the Tank) was born 04.28.2013 at 2:59 p.m., nine lbs., five ounces. If only it was as easy as it sounds.
I had decided to try to go the all natural route after having to do the emergency c section with Nugget. The hubby got a big chuckle that even though Hank was almost out, I was crying for an epidural. Because of his size, they had called in extra doctors to aid the midwives in the delivery. I had passed the glucose test, so I did not have gestational diabetes this time, and they didn't do too much extra monitoring like they did with Nugget. To make a long story short, there was a decision made whether to break Hank's clavicle or tear me. I'm glad in the end poor Hank didn't have to endure a broken bone even if the healing longer than I had planned for, We are so very lucky to have C.S.Mott Children's Hospital in our backyard. I don't know if I would have wanted to deliver anywhere else.
Having two under two has been a bit crazy. I honestly feel like The Walking Dead but I wouldn't change a thing. Nugget is in love with her little brother and wants to help in any way possible. I should probably try and get some sleep, because these moments are far in in between!
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