Oh Deanne this is like a book i cant put down.
I cant wait to keep reading.
Oh Deanne this is like a book i cant put down.
I cant wait to keep reading.
Wow, what a journey you have all been on so far. I am looking forward to reading the rest of your story.
wow thankyou so much for sharing i hope they you are getting just as much out of writing this down as we are from reasding it. You and Trent are amazing
thank you so much for sharing...cant wait for the 3rd part...you and trent are amazing people and a insparation.
love rach xxxxx
You tell your story beautifully and the way you handled yourself is, no doubt, a great inspiration to those struggling with complex pregnancies. I look forward to reading more.
You are an amazing woman!!!! What a lucky girl Matilda is to have such a wonderful mum who stuck by her no matter waht the odds were. Thankyou for sharing your amazing story. I am hooked as well. You write so well and we are very lucky that you are sharing with us.
Deanne, Matilda is such a gorgeous little girl. What amazingly strong parents she has. XO
Wow, I'm amazed at that ultrasound! I've no idea of how you were 'together' enough to request another one, but so glad you did! 28 weeks is very early indeed.
Looking forward to your next instalment...
I am at a loss for words you are amazing to have kepted such a level head amists all the negitivity around you....
Another HUGE :hug: from me to you until we meet this is all I can offer....
What a fighter, both of you that is. Can't wait to read on....
Wow! what an amazing story, thank you so much for sharing you journey so far.
I cannot imagine what an emotional time it must have been for you.
You are truly an inspiration :hug:
Cant wait for the next installment...
BTW - you said that you dont know why you were told to eat when you were possibly going to have a C/S... most are done under spinal or epidural anesthesia, in which case you do not have to have an empty stomach as you are conscious and the risks are reduced as you are less likely to aspirate.
Sooooo Hooked... cant wait til the next installlment...
It must have been a very trying time for you especially being alone for that scan. I cant imagine how you would have felt being told they wanted to deliver bubs that early...
Hopefully you dont keep us in too much suspense waiting for the next installment...
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Thank you for sharing your story with us, you are all so strong, I look forward to reading the next chapter, as Kim puts it it`s like a good book you can`t put down.
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.
Thanks for sharing your awesome story with us! You do such a fantastic job of writing it. I take my hat off to you for your strength :)
Thankyou for sharing your journey - I'm amazed at the second ultrasound too!
Wow.
Thankyou.
wow, what a journey so far, your litle one looks gorgeous and so happy! look forward to reading more. thank you for sharing!!
Thank you for being so brave and sharing your story with us.
Matilda is absolutely gorgeous. She is one lucky little girl to have you as her mummy :hug:
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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.
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:comfort: 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!!
:hug: 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.
oh hun i am crying at the way the nurse treated you and the lies about taking you to see her.
Deanne you are such an amazingly strong woman. Thank you so much for sharing such a personal time with us :hug:
OMG :( :hug: I am so sorry you had to go through what must have been an unbearable separation from your little girl.
Speechless :o
you are amazingly strong :clap:
I am stunned that you were treated so poorly. That nurse is in the wrong profession. I hope that writing your story is helping you to heal.
I eagerly await the final part of chapter 3.
You are amazing
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:hug: 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!!!:doh:
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!:kissing:
xoxoxox
New user name - Me Likes!!! For second I thought someone had stolen your thread :lol:
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I can't believe they lied and that one standing your way so you couldn't see your beautiful babygirl.
I can't wait for the next part.
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Although we all really want to read the story, Take your time. Writing it all down is an emotional experierence and although it does help to process it all, sometimes the level of emotion that it evokes is very high. Do as much as you can but dont push yourself too hard hun. I still struggle to fight back the tears when I read Em's story, the dribs and drabs posted around here, and looking at photos of when she was in hospy are hard for me. But they are healing, sometimes it does help to look back and see how far they and we have come.
I agree with others that some people are in thewrong job ifthey act like that, wow I thought nurses were supposed to be comapssionate!
I have come into this story late but I just wanted to say how grateful I am that you have chosen to share your story. You and your partner are both amazing. I am so sorry for the pain written in your voice. I hope that writing it down brings some healing for you. xo
Im late too but oh so hooked. I can't believe they stuffed up your u/s so badly early on - I was bawling for you and then to not be able to see your baby overnight when you wanted to would have beenheartbreaking hun.
Matilda is just beautiful and you are so strong hun. I hope writing this all out is therapautic for you.:hug:
While reading these stories I have the same feelings my son was sick at birth and even now I get a lump in my throat when I see the pictures . when I smell something that takes me back to the SCN.:
once again thanks for sharing....
Cant wait to meet you and your beautiful girl as you sound like amazing :hug:
what an amazing story, you are a very strong person, thanks for sharing your story