Our precious baby girl is here! She had somewhat of a rough start, but she is a strong little girl and is doing great now!
The morning of we made it to the hospital in plenty of time to register, drink coffee (John did, I was only food and beverage restrictions), and watch some news.
I had some sweet nurses, but unfortunately one of them couldn't get my IV started so they had to poke me a few times. I HATE this part!!! I had to close my eyes and breath through it. My hand is very sore!
After all the "torture" Stephanie Taylor was able to come and pray with John and I. This really relaxed me and then I was wheeled back where I got the epidural. It was freezing in the operating room! It was so hard to stay still. After they got me situated John came in and they were started. It all went very fast actually.
The anesthesiologist was hilarious! I had him last time for Ethan's c-section and he was great, so I was glad to have him again!
John is really weird about having a camera in the operating room, so when the anesthesiologist found out he whipped out his iPhone and started snapping shots. I am so thankful for him!
I was able to see Miss Kloe for a few seconds after delivering her and thought something wasn't right. Her cry just didn't sound as strong as the boys. John stayed with her while they fixed me back up.
When I got to the room I found out that Kloe had some fluid in her lungs and they had her in NICU. Everyone just kept telling me it was no big deal and I never saw her again until they took her off the tubes.
After seeing the pictures of her I was glad that I was "in the dark" because I was having a harder time coming off the drugs then before and the sight of my precious baby girl with all the tubes would have made me even worse!
Around 5:00 pm they took off the tubes and let her come down for her first feeding! I was so glad because every time I would try to pump I would physically get sick. It's like my body knew it wasn't her! After I fed her I felt so much better!!
Shortly after her feeding they had to take her back until she was cleared by the doctors. Around 11:00 pm she was released to come and stay in the room with me! I was so happy and relieved. The doctors kept telling me how strong she was and how quickly she recovered.
God had blessed us with a very happy and healthy baby girl!