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Does anyone know if Shee had her baby?

11 years ago

I miss seeing her post here!

Best wishes Shee and let us know how you are!

Dawn

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natal
11 years ago
She just posted on the Time cover thread.
dawnp
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11 years ago
HaHaHaHa!

Her baby grew really fast!
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11 years ago
*waving* Hi! Thanks for asking.

I'm due next month. I've been getting things ready and spending time with DH, family, and friends before life changes forever. :) That's certainly not a bad thing but I'm trying to enjoy the present.

I'm doing well. I know I've said this more than once but I'm still amazed at how pregnancy has altered some of my normal physical capabilities. I really though I'd be able to do most of the same things. Now something simple like picking myself off the floor is a challenge and sometimes accompanied by grunting noises.

I nervous about delivery, being a good parent, and all that normal stuff. It is normal right? When I was a kid I thought my parents were invincible and now I'm going to be a parent. The weeks are flying and some days this all doesn't seem real.

I know I keep saying this but I'll post a finished nursery thread soon.
mitchdesj
11 years ago
Hi Shee!! thanks for the update, I was wondering also how you were.
You seem like such a caring person, I have no doubt you'll be a great mom !
You'll learn day by day how to do it, your heart will guide you.

I remember feeling like you do with my first, yes it's normal I think.

I wish you all the best for the delivery and this last month of being pregnant with your first baby, it's a special time indeed !
stinky-gardener
11 years ago
I agree with Mitch, Shee, you're very "normal" to have the concerns you have. I also agree that you are going to be an amazing mom! Your compassion, kindness and loving heart come through so clearly in your posts.

I'll be keeping you in my prayers in the month ahead.

Dawnp...thanks for posting this. So many of us here are delighted to read Shee's update!
tinam61
11 years ago
You are going to be a WONDERFUL mom!!!

tina
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11 years ago
Well as you can see, we are all very excited with you! It's absolutely normal to worry, but like the others I have no doubt you'll be a fabulous Mom.
golddust
11 years ago
Sheesh, you will be a great Mom. Remember that you don't have to be a perfect Mom, just mostly good. You will make mistakes like everyone else does. Too bad babies don't come with operating manuals, huh?

Will keep you in my thoughts and please update us, how about a pregnancy picture?
beekeeperswife
11 years ago
How funny to find this thread and it was only started yesterday. I was just wondering if Sheesh had the baby, so I popped into Conversations and voila!

Great minds.....

We are thinking about you Sheesh, you will be a great mom. No worries.
loribee
11 years ago
I always forget to check "conversations" but did tonight and was happy to see this. Best wishes for a speedy delivery~ you will be a lovely, caring mom. :)
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11 years ago
You will be a wonderful mom! We are all looking forward to hearing about all the milestones and joys over the coming months/years. Enjoy this last month and quit getting down on the floor! ;) There will be time for that after...
User
11 years ago
Thanks for the kind words everyone.

Golddust - Ah, I don't know... I'm feeling internet photo shy.

With parenting, I find myself thinking about future things like when he's a teen, etc. Things are different now than when I was a growing up and I know that will continue to change. Ah well, at least he'll come out a baby and we'll grow together! :)

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