36 hours of endurance brought us Jamison Oliver Leet IV, 9 lbs 3 oz and 22 inches long, and a head full of handsome hair!!
A few of my fav photos taken in the last 4 weeks
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Jamison Oliver Leet IV has arrived
Ahhh baby J is sleeping and I am finally a bit...just a bit...motivated to take some time to jot down a few thoughts. It has been four weeks since Jamison has arrived. What an adventure and steep learning curve it has been. THANK GOD for family and friends that have gone before me and have shared great wisdom and support. I have longed to write and sort out my scattered thoughts and memories around the significant day we welcomed our son and got to see his face for the first time. I can for sure say with confidence that labor was and is the hardest thing I have ever gone though mentally, physically, and spiritually. It is also an experience I would do all over again if it meant I could hold Jamison in my arms again, like I did for the first time. I look forward to reflecting more in depth and documenting my experience of Jamison's birth story.
36 hours of endurance brought us Jamison Oliver Leet IV, 9 lbs 3 oz and 22 inches long, and a head full of handsome hair!!
36 hours of endurance brought us Jamison Oliver Leet IV, 9 lbs 3 oz and 22 inches long, and a head full of handsome hair!!
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