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GTKY - what are you looking forward to the most post RSV season?
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BPF May 12, 2013 :: EDD Janaury 22, 2013 :: MC Began On July 14, 2013 at 12W4D
Born at 34w2d:
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Re: GTKY - what are you looking forward to the most post RSV season?
1. the zoo
2. farmer's market
3. taking Owen to meet my co-workers
4. having him meet some extended family members
5. parent and me swim classes
6. story time at the library
BPF May 12, 2013 :: EDD Janaury 22, 2013 :: MC Began On July 14, 2013 at 12W4D
Born at 34w2d:
Not having to worry that every cough is the beginning of an RSV infection. (Although I guess she could get it at any time, really).
1. zoo
2. swim lessons maybe
3. going for walks daily in warm weather
4. beach..
5. new 1sts
Church.
Shopping without "worry"
Spending time with my young Godson (who used to spend every weekend at our house).
1. Our trips East to see family
2. Science museum
3. Eating inside at a restaurant
4. Feeling like the mall isn't "off limits" anymore
5. Running into a drugstore w/ H to quickly pick up a few things
BFP#2 3/16/11, beta 138; 4/12 Baby/HB DS born 9/10/11 at 29w4d due to partial abruption and PTL
BFP#3 8/19/13 Another boy! 17P, modified bedrest and Nifedipine helped us have a termie! DS2 born 4/19/14 at 38w5d.
Taking DD ANYWHERE outside of our house!
Going out to eat, to Target, grocery store, family gatherings, mommy and baby groups....
1. Just the freedom of going anywhere I need/want to go. I hate having to plan to do everything after DH gets home. I would rather spend that time together. Dinner/mall/etc.
2. Taking the baby to meet the drama club I run at the school I teach at. The kids have been so concerned and are dying to meet her. Also, letting her cousins hold her and my friend's kids meet her.
3. Suprising Daddy at work
4. Oddly enough- visiting NICU nurses
and after 82 days in the NICU, our little girl is home!
Getting outside more.
Not being so damn cold.
Us not visiting the doctor's so much.
Although my girl is not on lock down, I still hate this time of year. All I do is worry.
1. Going out with my hubby without having to "trade off" to do it.
2. Church
3. the library
4. Introducing her to her few friends born around the same adjusted age
1) Being able to go to a store and not have to totally cover up DD's carseat
2) Go out to eat and be able to look at my daughter and interact with her instead of having her carseat covered
3) Not having to be so choosy about where we go and when we go
4) Being able to run to the grocery store and just plop her in the cart and not have to make it such a big deal to have her covered. Such a short trip feels like a longer one when you have a preemie.
5) Be able to entertain family and friends and not be constantly scared and second guess myself if they were/are sick and can you trust them if they say they weren't/aren't sick.
6) I will be glad when we can put this RSV season in our past and feel like a normal family should.