Special Poem For Jay

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We are expecting baby #2 and we are so excited!!! I had my first appointment on Tuesday and I am glad to report that, so far, everything looks good! The baby is still so tiny that we were not able to see the spinal chord during the ultra sound, but we did get to see a stong little heartbeat! The measurements of the baby also indicate that it is growing just perfectly! My official due date is October 26th, but the baby will be delievered sometime around the end of September. Because of the fetal surgery and delivery with Jacy I am at a higher risk for uterine rupture. The Dr. wants to make sure that the baby is delivered before I start having any contractions, so that the risk is decreased. I will have another ultra sound in 4 weeks to see how the baby is doing.
We are so excited to share our news with you! We ask that you please keep our new little baby in your thoughts and prayers!

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  1. Anonymous10:03 AM

    YEAH! CONGRATULATIONS! WHAT A BLESSING! Serabias

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  2. Anonymous6:25 AM

    Jody, glad to hear the first appt went good. I am excited that our kids will be so close in age. :)

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  3. Anonymous11:03 AM

    Congratulations to Jacy turning two & her Mom on the great news.
    Chu

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