between the atchooing, crying, burping and pooing we managed to get a few shots of maggie... peacefully content!!!

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More of Maggie

Here is me with my doctor, Dr. Harter, who delivered Maggie. I was so grateful for him. I had been in labor for 12 hours before I had to start pushing. I pushed for 2 hours before she came. Labor was a walk in the park compared to the delivery. It was pretty intense. Stanford was a saint who coached me through as well as 3 RN's and a student nurse. My doctor said I had quite the cheering squad.




Here are a few more pictures taken from the hospital.

Stanford's sister Michelle came out for the few days I was in the hospital

Maggie in her going home from the hospital outfit. Note the bow my sister Tasha made and the socks my mother knitted.

The day after Maggie came home from the hospital she was put on a bili blanket for her jaundice. You can't actually see the blanket because it's underneath her back, but you can see the big contraption she was hooked up to that we had to keep her on for 5 days.

My mother was wonderful and came out to help for an entire week! She's gone now and we really miss her!!

Bath #2 ... Stanford missed the photo op for her first bath so he helped us capture her second one.

First walk with mom, dad, and grandma

And I couldn't help but add this picture of her feet! So cute!