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beaglesdoitbetter
4 years ago
Meet Bastian Archer. Went into labor at 6:20 this morning and delivered at home a bit after 1:00. Bastian is a good cryer, an excellent sleeper, and a very poor eater thus far. He stopped breathing twice while nursing, necessitating an emergency pediatrician visit. They said nothing is wrong and don't know why. But Kyle's brother's baby boy evidently did the exact same thing!
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Comments (24)Thank you all so much for being here for me. It really is such a comfort. Jeannie and I talked for an hour today. Though it was hard, it all seemed to come natural, as it always has between us. I should have known it would be. She told me how much I meant to her and how I was the only one that she felt she could ever talk to about the hard things and it means so much to her that I'm there for her now. She asked if I would promise to be there for Jeff and Eric when it's over. I promised. Jeff and I have become very close during all this as when Jeannie wasn't strong enough to talk, he and I would talk. I'll keep calling him and checking on him. make plans for him to come out and visit us. Their son Eric is a very busy with his job and often travels, but I know he too will be there for his Dad. So will Jeannie's siblings and other family members. He told Jeannie today that he will not stay in their home after she's gone. I imagine he won't be able to bear being there without her. She said she told him to remarry as he's still so young. He told her no one could ever measure up to her, and I know he means that. I also told her how much she means to me, in detail. We talked about whether or not she should try another round of chemo, telling me what her original surgeon of six years ago told her yesterday after reading the CT Scans. He was very kind, telling her how he'd never seen such a fighter and he wouldn't tell her this if he didn't really feel it to be true, but at this point chemo would only make her sicker and probable shorten her life more. She's going to talk to her wonderful family doctor tomorrow and arrange to talk to the pastor that does the cancer therapy sessions as soon as she's back in town. We both felt she would be the best to understand her situation. She told me she was afraid the actual dying would be painful, so I recommended she make an appointment to meet with someone from Hospice. That way she'll know just what to expect and when would be the best time to start under their care and how she wants to go about it. We decided to talk every day we can. Something I wish I'd have done already, but as I said earlier I didn't want to cause more concern for her. We did cry a bit, but for the most part we had a wonderful conversation. She's going to have her son set up Skype for them so my daughter can talk with her, she's always adored Jeannie, and she and I both want her daughter to meet Jeannie. I know that will be good for Jeannie too as she has always loved children. When she and her hubby drove a semi together, she was trucker buddies with different classrooms around the USA writing them letters and sending special things from around the country to them to teach them about our country. It's just so hard to understand when someone so good and always thinking of others first, even when she didn't have much herself, to be taken when she could give so much more. But maybe that's why God is bringing her Home, for He has other plans for her from Heaven....See More
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoDon’t be surprised if in a couple of months you walk in to find he has disassembled his crib and taken the whole front off. If that happens count on all knobs in the house being removed and later all electronics disassembled.
Here ya go...from the Oilist App.,A painting of the little prince.
Edited: I lightened it up a bit.
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4 years agoI'm feeling well, thanks for asking! Bastian had his one-week checkup yesterday and all was good. He's gotten better at sleeping through the night and is really quite a good baby so far! He will not sleep on his back though! Every time I put him down, he immediately tips to the side. He also cheats at tummy time. I put him on his tummy time mat and he looks at himself in the mirror for a few seconds and then kicks himself over!!
@Emily H I sent you an email. Thanks! :)
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoOh Beagles he’s just so precious!!! I bet he’s going to like looking at graphic black & white mobiles or anything that moves with bold black and white patterns.
I did something similar for son 2, I took off the doodads of an old windup mobile and added these. He wasn’t at all interested in the old version but watched fascinated at the B&W.
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4 years agoBastian has a very expressive face. We call this his skeptical look.
and of course a big yawn!
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