Here are Ronan's footprints from the day he was born. Keep in mind this is an 8.5x11 sheet of paper. These are some majorly big feet for a brand new baby.
You know what they say about a man with big feet....
Big socks.
John is so proud.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
You know what they say.....
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Monday, July 28, 2008
Some Updates
We came home last Wednesday, and were supposed to visit with out Pediatrician on Friday because the doctors were afraid our little man was not putting on enough weight. So they had me all flustered about his weight from the start.
Daddy and Baby getting ready to go home. Both are dressed like it is winter becasue Mommy kept the hospital room ice cold. She was having hot flashes.
It turned out his weight was fine, but they were very concerned about a blood oxygen level they read during his vitals at the visit. They told us he may not be breathing well and said someone would bring over a breathing monitor that night. A nurse was supposed to come and explain how to use the machine.
Nobody came. We finally called the after hours number for the doctors office and after a million calls and hours of worry the Praxair moron came to deliver the machine at 10:30 pm.
Praxair sent no nurse. Only this idiot who proceeded to tell us without any tact all the ways this machine would indicate when the baby was near death, past resuscitation, and how the last person he delivered one of these machines to was now in hospice. I could have killed the hick with his lack of tact and silly accent.
So we hooked up baby and watched crazy, totally impossible numbers beep at us all night long. Talk about trying to kill a new mother. The numbers on the machine became so ridiculous that they just couldn't be right. There is nothing wrong with this baby.
After a night of pure hell we called the doctor and were told to go to Utah Valley Hospital to have baby Ronan hooked up there and monitored by a real machine and real nurse who knew what they were doing. Turns out we must have had the crappiest machine ever and that baby is totally fine.
So on top of recovering from abdominal surgery, running on no sleep, the total physical pain of nursing and worry about if he was eating enough we had the breathing scare too.
I am exhausted.
Whew.
So, to all those who still have not seen or heard from us, now you know why. Don't be offend, we just have not had the time.
Now that all health issues seem to have been resolved we should be seeing some fun posts soon.
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Ronan Douglas Dunston

9 lbs. 8 oz.
21.5 in.
8:44am
7/19/08
Ronan was delivered C-Section. Mommy and baby are fine, and happy to both have room to move around finally.
Mommy has been recovering and a little out of it, so she is sorry if she missed your call or visit, but is excited to be home now and resting.
Funny blog entries about midnight feedings and and squirt filled diaper changes coming soon.
Thanks to everyone for everything!
We love you.
-Rachel and Ronan
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