Jason and I finally got to the hospital got checked in and they prepped me for the delivery. My nerves were going to explode, I was SOOOOO scared of what was about to happen. Before I knew it Jason was all dressed up in his operating room get up and the wheeled me away.
The anesthesiologist warned me of 2 times where I would possibly get sick. The first part was right after the spinal block was placed (it numbs you so fast, faster than an epidural that it messes with you system a little bit), the second was when they have to "clean" out your uterus. You see with a c-section, they actually remove your uterus and ovaries from your body to "clean" it out. The spinal block went smoothly and there was no sickness happening, I was very relieved. Then I laid on the 'crucifix' and the doctor and anesthesiologist started poking at me to make sure I was good and numb. Finally they brought Jason in and I know that our little girl was going to make her debut very soon. Jason actually watched the ENTIRE birth, which was a surprise to me because he previously said there was no way he was going to watch that. He said it was cool and thinks he'd rather watch a c-section than a normal delivery. At 12:31 baby Kenzlee was here at 8 lbs 4 oz, way bigger than I expected considering she was 8 days early!
Kaysia was so excited to meet her. She has been wanting to be a big sister to a sister for a while now. Remember the video when I told her we were pregnant? She loved holding her and looking at her. He eyes just lit up when she walked in the room and saw her for the first time. It was awesome to see. I was so thankful that she got her baby sister! She will be such a great big sister and it will be cool to watch their relationship grow through the years.
Kyson loved holding her too. Although he didn't hold her as long, I know that he loves her just the same. Notice there is no picture of Camden?? Yeah, he wasn't that interested. He looked, had a few comments then wanted to sit in the cool chairs and watch the TV. I am so thankful for his lack of interest. Later that night I got a call from my sister telling me that he was burning up with a fever. SERIOUSLY?!?! First Kaysia puking in the morning and now Camden is fevering. I called my sister the next morning and found out that Kaysia was up throwing up all night and that Camden's fever was running super high all night if she didn't rotate the Motrin and Tylenol. Here I am at the hospital with a brand new baby, two sick babies in someone else's care and totally helpless. We decided that Jason needed to go home and be with the kids that night so my mom came and stayed at the hospital with me, since I still wasn't able to get out of bed on my own to care for the baby. Sunday morning I called Jason to see how the kids were doing. Kaysia once again was doing great but Camden was not doing good at all. Jason took him to the doctor and found out that he had strep and sent Jason to the hospital to run flu and RSV tests. Monday morning we were preparing to be discharged we found out that Camden tested positive for RSV. I had a melt down!! How on earth can I take my newborn baby home to an RSV infested house? Jason and I decided that I would have to be in quarantine in our room and that he had to go back home and totally disinfect our bedroom. So here I am loving on my new baby, missing my others and getting lots of rest. Jason has been amazing through this whole thing and I am so thankful for him! My recovery has actually been a lot easier than I expected even though the past week ended up a lot harder than planned! I have 2 days left in quarantine then we can finally be together as a family in one room, that is if the other kids don't end up sick, so far so good!
3 comments:
Ahh! It sounds so great and so horrible. Your little Kenzlee is A.D.O.R.A.B.L.E! I love the little bow. I'm glad your c-section went well. They never warned me about getting sick and I didn't feel sick so hopefully I don't this next time. Good luck with RSV- I hope you guys can spend a lot of quality time together as a family. :)
Oh my gosh Mellisa, what a roller coaster ride your families been through! Sheesh! She is truly adorable though! Congratulations!!!
No one told me about the feeling sick part but that would explain why I felt icky too after the baby was born. She is adorable Mellisa and your parents are so cute about it. They were showing me pictures last night at the Linton get together. Ethan ended up with RSV too, lucky enough we kept him out of the hospital but I hope that doesn't happen again it was hard to see my little one coughing, puking, and struggling to breath.
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