Monday, January 18, 2010

Dear Baby,

Last night I met you. I met you in my dreams. You were absolutely beautiful! You had your father's big brown eyes and long dark eyelashes. Your head was full of dark hair. You had the world's cutest smile. I was holding you and felt lost for a split second because I wanted to make sure I was doing everything perfectly. But then it just felt... right. Then all of a sudden you were crawling! You were crawling! I said "oh wait wait come back here... what happened to sleeping a lot and cuddling!" This already is a fear of mine. A fear that you will grow up way too fast. I guess that is more of a reason to take a million pictures of you, my baby. We called you Olivia. I am so excited to meet you in THIS world but feel free to meet me in my dreams until then.

Love,
Mom
(Oh my gosh... I will be called mom soon!)

3 comments:

  1. I told you it was a girl...:-)

    Write this in the journal I gave you. In your hand writing the old fashion way.

    YLAD

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  2. Please don't name your son Olivia...I think he will get made fun of.
    This post is so sweet. I can't wait till you're a mom!

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  3. That was precious. It is neat to hear your dreams. Yes , please don't name your son Olivia. I don;t think he would like it later in his life.

    Love you, Mom

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This blog started as a hobby for many reasons. It later became a way to keep the family up to date on our micro preemie baby, Ethan. Now as Ethan is nearing the 8 year mark with a little sister of 5 years I am finding a new reason to document on this blog.

Last year we were told by the school that Ethan had cerebral palsy, a blindspot and dyslexia. That is what started it all. I started taking him to doctors to find out what was going on and why this hasn't been discovered before now. In April 2017 we were told that he has executive functioning disorder. What the heck is EFD I thought?!?! After the doctor explaining it to us he basically said that if we don't start making changes now he could fall into the ADHD or possibly the autism category. Ok... so now what? What can we do?!? Well this blog is my way of documenting it all not only for me but also to help others find their way thru similar situations.

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