I have been super busy this week. You know, this sleeping business is a full time job! I also added to my resume this week, as I took a trip off of the third floor for the first time in my life! Can you believe it? I couldn't, especially when they knocked me out. I think they were trying to keep me from getting any big ideas. You know, so I won't think about busting out of this joint. So, I got really sleepy, and wrapped up real tight, and this loud noise was pinging and banging, while I held really still. I didn't want to hold still, but, like I said, they knocked me out. Mama says it's because I am a wiggle worm. I passed the test though, even though I slept through it. That's because I am AWESOME!! They took pictures of my brain, and told my mom and dad that everything is looking good, that they don't have to worry about me having cerebral palsy. It was a good test to pass. I wish they would have just asked me, I could have saved them all a trip to visit the big noisy machine.
Last week I passed another important test! Again, because I am AWESOME!! I don't have ROP, and I don't have to have another eye test until December! Doing the happy dance, oh, now I need a nap.
Naps are great, and I have mastered the art of this very thing. So much so that I like to sleep more than I like to eat...but no worries, if I don't eat all my food, it just goes down a tube right into my belly.
I like it here, I think I will stay a little longer. 15 weeks just hasn't been long enough. I'm pretty sure I need to break the 7 pound barrier before I even think about letting my mom and dad take me home. Tonight I weighed 6lbs 8.5oz. I am getting close, and it's my goal to be BIGGER than all my siblings when I go home from the hospital. I have to be the smallest born, and the biggest to go home. It's on my list of to dos!
The thought of that make me sleepy, I think I will go to sleep now! Goodnight!
mommy blogger. As a mother that has suffered the loss of multiple children while becoming a mother of the bride to our oldest, raising 2 young adults, an 8 year old preemie and a 6 year old tornado, I have a lot to share. I can't guarantee you will agree with everything I say, but I think you may just enjoy it. This is our life, the good, bad and ugly.
