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Archive for July, 2008

What a day.

While a picture can speak a thousand words, looking at this snapshot I’m drawn to focus on everything that isn’t stated or shown. Simon, while appearing frail, doesn’t show how small he truly is. His hand is no bigger than my thumb nail with each finger barely equaling the circumference [...]

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This blog is being converted over so that I can share with you daily updates, events and life for Simon Gabriel, born too soon.
It’s been a long journey thus far and an even longer journey ahead. While it’s important that we share our experiences with a twenty-four-week preemie, we also want to [...]

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I arrived home last night. My bug definitely needs some special time with Mom. It’s a long road and It’s REALLY hard. We of course went into the NICU and said our so-longs and we would be backs to Simon before leaving. He had an extremely long day yesterday. He [...]

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It’s been a stressful, challenging and amazing day all wrapped into one. Never in my wildest dreams would I have pictured myself watching such an amazing resemblance of a perfect human in tiniest form grow and change right before my eyes when in reality he should still be nestled midst amniotic fluid, safe inside. [...]

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Simon Gabriel

I have pictures of Simon. I took them with my cell phone at 1 this morning while in the NICU with him. He’s doing well.
They gave him surfectant to stimulate his lungs while in the delivery room. He is on a ventilator but is on room air (21%), has managed to keep [...]

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Update

This is generic, so forgive me – I asked for my laptop to at least update everyone quickly before I’m able to sleep.
hi everyone. It’s been a really long day. Simon is here. He was born at 8:42 pm and weighs 1 pound 7 ounces, roughly. He is in what they [...]

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It’s a matter of when.
It’s been a while since I’ve updated on how I am doing and how this pregnancy is fairing. I’ve had some good days; days filled with little to no bleeding and hardly a sign of fresh blood. The days have progressively gotten worse, though. I’m still home, only because I have [...]

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