sailorsilverstar

Right.... so first off I need to note that I have a open wound from the c-section. I personally dont understand why I have this, everything closed up beautifully after the c-section with Jacob. I am under doctors orders to do wet to dry dressings on it 2x a day; @Sonicguru has been AMAZING at changing the dressings. Currently the wound is looking great according to the docs. On to Alexander... Alexander had been having terrible, horrendous projectile vomiting. Amazingly he only seemed to cry about it when it would come out his nose or get on his face. Normally afterwards hed be quite calm. The first time we took him to the doctor about it he was about a month old. We changed his formula; the doctor thinking he had just really bad acid reflux so we got the appropriate new formula. To me it seemed the projectile vomiting had demised some but it wasnt gone. About a week and a half later we end up taking him back to the doctor. The day before he had been spitting up copious amounts and

Right well....guess I got some explaining to do ^_^; Well first off @Sonicguru and I have had another baby. Another boy, named Alexander ^_^ He was born via c-section, like his brother was, on June 24. I think a part of me meant to mention I had become pregnant again (we found out back in October 2019, word to the wise; CHECK THE EXPIRATION DATES OF YOUR CONDOMS BEFORE USING THEM!!! ^_^; that gave us this little man a few months earlier than we had planned to try for a second child.) I had to go thru all the same stuff I did with Jacob. Get the cerclage (cervix sewn shut) get my progesterone shots once a week. Oddly when I had the cerclage put it I felt very anxious. It was pure anxiety of me just wanting it to be over, to get out of there for some reason. The pregnancy went fine, most of the time its like we didnt even think about it, till the end of the pregnancy. The c-section was scheduled for June 30 (Honestly I wouldve LOVED for him to be born on July 4th (the whole