What a great idea to be doing this for your DD. She sounds like a very very lucky girl, to have you us her mummy. Look forward to reading the next chapter.
I cant imagine how you must have felt not being able to see her for so long, the more i think about it the more upset i get, i was separated from my DD for a few hours as i had a bleed after she was born and i have found that hard to deal with, your story really puts that in to perspective!
Thank you for sharing, it must be hard to tell it all in such detail and re-live it all again.
big hugs to you, your hubby and your beautiful girl!!
what an awful nurse. How could someone in that profession be so insensitive to the situation that had arisen!
You poor thing...I would have been gutted and felt so alone and empty as i am sure you did. Trent souns like he was amazing, trying to be there for both his girls.
I would be making complaints to the hospital about the lack of bonding time they allowed!! I would be naming the nurse that DELIBERATELY stood between you and your baby!!
I am following your story, and I really do think that once you have finished and maybe done as much detail as you can you should look at getting it published.
I am sorry you were treated is such a harsh manner by the hospital. If you haven't done so already, please consider making a formal complaint. No person deserves such treatment by those who are trusted to care for us in our weakest moments.
Wow mate...you have had a rough trot!!!
Your story is so interesting.....
At least now you have this beautiful little bubba to admire!!! Look at what you have achieved!!
P.S Being a cleft mum you have my full support and understanding!
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