This is my Mom\’s idea of being funny…
haha!
Have a fun day!
xxoo
Deborah
Hi Friends!
Thank you again for all your prayers and for keeping your paws crossed, for my niece. She is doing good and the doctors are pleased with her progress and they hope she will be going home soon. Probably over the weekend! Just in time for Halloween, one of my nieces favorite holidays! \”The Little One\” is one month old today! Can you believe it! It seems like it was just yesterday that she was born. It is so funny how Lilly loves to hang around when I feed her! My daughter went into the hospital to visit her cousin (my niece)… The other two cats, Lou and Scooter aren\’t too interested in her, which is OK!!
The dogs don\’t seem to mind her either and it\’s pretty funny, even if it gets real loud with the dogs barking if someone is at the door, she doesn\’t even flinch! That is very good, she must have been use to all the noises because my daughter was home all day while she was pregnant! Sometimes, when other babies come over the dogs have a tendency on scaring the other little ones if they bark…not good~so I have to put them in another room!
I hope you all had a nice day!
xxoo
Deborah
Hi Friends,
This is my niece\’s baby, Penny\’s daughter, her baby was due the day after my daughter\’s baby. She had her baby yesterday, twelve days late! She had a beautiful baby girl 7 # 5 oz and my niece had very serious complications. Both her arteries into the uterus were torn from the attached placenta. She lost two-thirds of her blood and is in serious condition. Yesterday it was grave and this morning she is having surgery. I am asking for as many prayers, good thoughts you can send. This is very serious and I appreciate all your prayers for her. When I left her last night, she was talking and was very weak. That fact that she was talking was a blessing because they were keeping her in a twilight sleep after she gave birth. She had several transfusions also. This is horrible and very scary.
Thank you again and again!
xxoo
Deborah
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