Ahem...I have an announcement to make

Congratulations - just wait until he starts to drive! That's when the real worries start!

John

Well done, best wishes to you and your wife, hope all is well.

regards,
nick.

Well done all of you !!!

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Pete

Congratulations Scott and Leslie. Sounds like a difficult one. Pleased it worked out well for all. It's one of those times where you experience almost every emotion. Just remember the good ones!

Congratulations Scott and Leslie, that's great news! :D

Congratulations Scott & Leslie, by the time summer comes around he should be right for camping etc.



Martyn

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Originally Posted by Scouse

Hi Mark & Deb,
We were expecting a biggish baby judging by what was said during the ultrasounds, they said he was around 7.5lbs on the last which was only 8 days before it all happened.
At the weigh-in after he was born, he was only 2.97kg (6.5/6.6lbs) so he was a fair bit smaller than anticipated.


Leslie tried all that was available, eventually getting an epidural (which is another story :mad:) before finding out that the little guy was jammed in her pelvis & wasn't going anywhere.
Luckily a doctor realised what was going on as the midwife was just getting Leslie to push more & more. The outcome was a code red caesarian. Luckily the epidural took effect so Leslie didn't have to go right under.
Leslie was in from Friday to Wednesday - let's hope the next one goes a little more smoothly.

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That was what Deb had all 3 time the epidural (i couldnt think of the name before) Deb had gestational Diabetes with all the p[FONT='Calibri','sans-serif']regnancies [/FONT] and had to be brought on 2 weeks early each time or the babies would have been to big. Was the some complications when they did the epidural, we had been warned of the complications that could come with them.

ONYA Scouse!!!!
All the best,look after them.
Andrew

Congratulations and best wishes Scott and Leslie.

Congratulations Scott and Leslie
May your Son be Happy and Healthy