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We Gave Her a Name

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2 responses to “We Gave Her a Name”

  1. strawberryunabashedly571c42b8a2 Avatar
    strawberryunabashedly571c42b8a2

    WOW!  I knew about this time from your Mom, but this illustrates it all most eloquently.  Thank God she came through and is OK.    I know this fear, hope, cries to God…..  When waiting for C-section when I had Sara, they suddenly lost her heartbeat.  She was pressing on cord.  They had me kneel on stretcher and pushed her back.  I never prayed so hard in my life…..  She was fine!  Praise God and Mother Mary….   I also “get” the feeling like you are helping others with your job; even behind the scenes.  I worked as a Fire and Ambulance dispatcher.  Glad to feel I had a job that helped people.  Even talked some folks through dislodging popcorn stuck in choking child’s throat…..    God Bless you and yours always…..      Alice

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    1. mitchleco Avatar
      mitchleco

      Yes, it can all be so scary. Becoming a parent is the biggest blessing but also, at times, the biggest worry, haha! I didn’t know you were a Fire and Ambulance dispatcher, that’s awesome. I bet you have some interesting stories from those days. Anyways thank you for your kind words and I am glad you enjoyed the blog.

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