7/7/10

Cameron Barry Rodrigue





Cameron came into this world at 1:17pm yesterday. He weighed in at 8 lb 3 oz and is 20.5 in long. We were actually supposed to be induced at 5:00 am, but at 2:30 am my water decided to break. I expected us to need Noah's Ark when my water broke, but to tell the truth at first I just thought I peed on myself. I eventually figured it out when it kept going. We made it to the hospital in record time thanks to green lights and Brian's attempt at becoming a Nascar driver. As far as labor goes, well thank goodness for epidurals. At about 12:50 the doctor came in and the pushing process started. It really wasn't bad at all.

7/5/10

One more day!

Here's the final belly picture at 39 weeks. (I decided to spare you the picture of the stretch marks.) I haven't had an ultrasound in 5 weeks, but I'm pretty sure there's still a baby in there instead of the watermelon it resembles. Every time I have false labor pains and tell Brian out loud, "Maybe we'll go to the hospital today," the pains have stopped. Well tomorrow Boomer will be taken by force. It's time. We'll be checking in at the hospital at 5am if they have a room for us. Brian will try to post as often as possible with updates. Please keep us in your prayers and check back tomorrow afternoon.

6/29/10

One more week!!!

I never thought three days would make such a difference, but the date July 6th is music to my ears. My doctor scheduled an induction for Tuesday, July 6th. He says it'll be close on whether or not I make it to that actual date due to the following factors: I am thin, my water bag is tight and the baby is sitting so low. I really don't want to even get my hopes up about being any earlier. I'd rather start focusing on the fact that I should probably have a baby my the afternoon/evening of Tuesday, July 6. Unreal!!!! I know I shouldn't be this excited, but those three days have restored hope that I can do this. (I've been a bit grumpy lately...just ask Brian.) Please check back next Tuesday for some photos and updates. Please also remember to say some prayers for baby Boomer and for a safe delivery.