thread: Elizabeth Honor - 9th August 2008 *warning VERY long!*

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  1. #1
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    Nov 2006
    Perth
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    I really enjoyed reading your story Pixie, congratulations on doing so well, Beth is just beautiful.

  2. #2
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    Nov 2007
    Cocooned in the love of my family!
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    Fantastic story Pixie. So amazing..... make sure you tell it to Beth so she knows how special she really is! She is just beautiful!

  3. #3
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    Jul 2006
    Melbourne
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    Wonderful story Pixie! I love how you describe the second stage, amazing recollection!

    Good on you hun

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    Jun 2008
    in the eye of a toddler tornado
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    amysarah it was at the Elandra Resort in Mission Beach in far north Qld.... we were on holidays up there a couple of weeks ago
    thanks so much to all of you for reading!

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    Sep 2007
    Cairns
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    Well done and congratulations Pixie, you did an awesome job. So did The Bear too. Beth is just beautiful!

    Hey, I can't believe you were in Mission Beach not long ago (I thought I recognised the beach from some of the piccies). Did you come in via Cairns, or Townsville?

  6. #6
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    Jul 2006
    Cloud nine :D
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    Oh well done You did a great job hun! And fantastic job remembering it all...

    What happen to bubs when she came out? why wasnt she breathing? is she okay now?

  7. #7
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    Jan 2008
    Insular Peninsula - Sydney
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    Babe - I'm so proud of you!

    Suse - We came up via Cairns and back via Townsville, Pixie's brother lives in Bingil Bay so we will be up again...we will give you a yell next time, this was a short, rushed trip.

    Cass - She's wonderful now, as for what caused the problem I don't think it was anything specific, the last moments of the labour were fairly intense and I think the poor little mite just got a bit beaten up in the process...her 1 min Apgar score was only 3, and 2 of those points came from having a great heart rate. Once she had been bagged with oxygen she turned a nice shade of pink which pushed her score up to 5 but didn't really try to breath without assistance for quite some time - nearly 30 minutes!
    I remember standing at the resus station with the paeds and trying to reassure thePixie that all was going to be ok whilst I was becoming more and more worried that it might not be. It didn't help that the two paeds were clearly getting a little stressed about her condition and the batteries on the portable equipment were giving up as they had been running for so long. Not the easiest introduction to being a parent for either of us.