Ready, Set, Go!

I've been counting down until February 4th for quite some time now, so when the doctor's office called yesterday to reschedule I'll admit that I wasn't quite happy. Even though we're having the baby a day earlier than we thought I've still been stressed because it's a change of plans. Yes, people, I am that neurotic. But, like it or not, the baby has to come out and the time has come. Today I alternated between being excited and having wierd panic attacks about having a baby. I kept having to remind myself that this is scheduled, it's happening on time, I'm not bleeding to death, I'm not in the middle of graduate school, people are available to help with the kids, and so on. I though I was over the stress of the last time around, but I guess not. And I always stress when I have to leave my kids and house in the care of others, no matter what the reason. Hopefully tomorrow will just go smoothly and holding our sweet new baby will make up for everything.

Comments

BurkeAndEmily said…
Congratulations and good luck!
2/02/2010 10:05 PM
Kristi said…
I hope everything goes well for you and your baby, and that you'll all be home, healthy and happy in a few short days. Good luck!
2/02/2010 10:25 PM
Emma said…
Can't wait to hear how everything goes. Good luck!
2/03/2010 12:03 AM
Cricket said…
SO exciting! Can't wait for pictures! I bet the kids are excited to meet her too. Good Luck!

PS: my word verification is RESTY- it's a hint to you, I think
2/03/2010 12:33 AM
Lindsay said…
Just wanted to add my best wishes to this growing list of them. I hope everything goes smoothly for you!
2/03/2010 5:39 AM
Th. said…
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Good luck, Foxy.
2/03/2010 11:21 AM
Melissa said…
Good Luck with everything!
2/03/2010 12:48 PM
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