Happiest day of my life!!! - Page 3

vinuneuro · #21 10-25-2005, 11:29 PM

Congrats!!

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rayxi · #22 10-26-2005, 02:15 AM

I agree, one cannot describe the feeling. Bimmers make a fine baby rocker.

ylwjacket · #23 10-26-2005, 12:49 PM

That's about the only thing that I know of that will make almost any grown man cry.

Congrats.

Juanted · #24 10-26-2005, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by ylwjacket

That's about the only thing that I know of that will make almost any grown man cry.

You've never had kidney stones, have you?

TQ2K · #25 10-26-2005, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by iop9000

I cant describe the feeling, but it's the happiest day of my life..Our first baby was born monday."Baby Marco" will be coming home this wednesday and the X is ready for him, actually i just picked up a car seat protector for the X at babies'r'us and picked up few things at home while writing this post.

Congrats!!!!

ekaz · #26 10-26-2005, 01:43 PM

Congrats!

ylwjacket · #27 10-26-2005, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Kaefer

You've never had kidney stones, have you?

Sorry, 2 things. My wife had them when she was pregnant with our second child. I was in Atlanta, and I called her to see how she was doing. She was about 7 months. She anwered the phone, barely, anc oculd get out that she was in extreme pain, lying on the floor, and couldn't move. I had to mkae about 10 calls to find someone at home to get over there, and I rushed to the airport and caught an emergency plane back home.

To mkae a long story short, they told at the ER that everything was OK with the baby, but that she had kidney stones. Worse, they would give her mild pain medication, but not much else given her pregnancy stage. They passed in a couple weeks, but what an awful couple of weeks. It was hard to watch her in that much agony, not really being able to do anything about it. That was definitely one of those times that I would given anything I had, short of my eternal soul, to trade places her and take the pain.

So, I've seen it, and it ain't pretty.

Trex · #28 10-26-2005, 03:26 PM

Great news. I trust both mother and child are doing well.

Juanted · #29 10-26-2005, 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ylwjacket

Sorry, 2 things. My wife had them when she was pregnant with our second child. I was in Atlanta, and I called her to see how she was doing. She was about 7 months. She anwered the phone, barely, anc oculd get out that she was in extreme pain, lying on the floor, and couldn't move. I had to mkae about 10 calls to find someone at home to get over there, and I rushed to the airport and caught an emergency plane back home.

To mkae a long story short, they told at the ER that everything was OK with the baby, but that she had kidney stones. Worse, they would give her mild pain medication, but not much else given her pregnancy stage. They passed in a couple weeks, but what an awful couple of weeks. It was hard to watch her in that much agony, not really being able to do anything about it. That was definitely one of those times that I would given anything I had, short of my eternal soul, to trade places her and take the pain.

So, I've seen it, and it ain't pretty.

Wow... your poor wife! I know the feeling, trust me. As most of you know (it's been well documented here), I've had three stones removed this year... AND (according to the last CT Scan), I have some five more in there... It's only a matter of time. I would not wish that to my worst enemy...

Kaefer'sCEO · #30 10-26-2005, 10:37 PM

iop9000,

Nothing will ever be the same! And you won't mind a bit. So very happy for you and your wife.

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