Friday, November 28, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Just for fun
Our little bubble-head had his surgery yesterday. He did great! (And so did mommy!!) We arrived at 11:15, checked him in and took care of insurance. Shortly after, they called us back and took his vitals and sent us back out to the waiting area. Then, we got called back again to meet with the anasthesiologist, the doctor, and the nurse. They took him at about 12:50 and the doctor came out around 1:40. He immediately woke up in recovery and was ready to eat before they could get us back there. He finished 4 ounces of pedialyte before we got back there. Since that wasn't satisfying him, they said we could go ahead and try formula, but he fell asleep before we could get it ready. We were home by 4:00. Between 4:00pm and 7:00am, a time when he would normally eat about 6-12 ounces of formula, he had 33-40ounces....we lost count. The poor baby was starving!! He was somewhat fussy and tired last night, but today woke up all smiles and is already back to his normal self. Thank God for a successful and quick surgery!!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!
We enjoyed deocrating our patio for the first time this year. Kyle helped to carve three pumpkins and we tortured Jesse with pumpkin pictures. I am posting some of his pumpkin pictures and some pictures from a "Pumpkin Slaughter" (pumpkin carving party) that we went to with The Vazquez clan. Enjoy the pics!!
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Turn it up some...
As in, turn up the volume on your computer. Here is the clip of Jesse laughing. Sorry, you can hear me talking, but I was soooo excited.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Nothing New
There's not much going on around here. We evacuated for the hurricane. Jesse did pretty good on the 10 hour drive up there. He only cried for about an hour total. On the way back was a different story. He threw up three times in the car on the way to my sister-in-laws. We later found out he had thrush. But, he was a trooper, as he has been. Jesse's hernia surgery is scheduled for the 29th of October. He has been visiting daycare and giving mommy a break. Jesse is still not sleeping through the night, but is doing better. I've put some pictures up. I hope you enjoy. Some milestones...Jesse started cooing during our "hurrication." He's been smiling and giving us a little giggle, but just Sunday night, he started laughing out loud. Kyle said he can isolate the clip and hopefully I can put it on here. Jesse has also figured out how to roll over from his belly to his back. We haven't seen it though. We put him to sleep on his belly. He wakes up, we come to get him, he's on his back. He's a slick one.

Friday, August 15, 2008
The first doctor's appt...
HE'S HERE!!!!
So, you can expect every blog from here on out to be about our angel. Jesse Douglas Chambers arrived on August 2, 2008. He came into the world weighing 7lbs 11.5 oz and measuring 20.5 inches long...okay, the hospital measured him at 21.5, the doctor measured him at 20.5. We're going to go with the doctor's measurements since that's what will be using from here on out. He had his 2 week appt. today and he had gained 4 ounces and grown half an inch. He stays awake for longer stretches and finally enjoys his swing and playmat...giving mommy time to....do whatever.
As most of you know, we had a slight scare when he was born. He swallowed a lot of fluid and his meconium, so he was taken straight
to Texas Children's and put on oxygen and had a tube to drain fluids and an IV for antibiotics and feeding. He quickly improved and was off everything in about 2 days. He is now a healthy baby boy. We adore everything about him!!
The two pictures above are the first time we each got to hold him....an undescribable moment. Then, the sweetest picture is where he's laying on his quilt sleeping. Of course, the one in the
hospital with all the wires. And, then, he finally gets to go home. Stay tuned for more pictures, there will be tons......
hospital with all the wires. And, then, he finally gets to go home. Stay tuned for more pictures, there will be tons......
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