Monthly Archives: August 2009

Hugs and kisses for Coco at 17 weeks.

The news from today’s sonogram could not be better.  We won’t keep you in suspense any longer: The cyst is gone.  Did you hear that?  THE CYST IS GONE!  Baby Coco is a healthy, cyst-free, fluid-free baby!  And oh, so cute: The doctor said that if today was the first time he had seen us, […]

Here’s a profile of the baby’s head and arms.  One hand is up in front of the face, and the other is behind the head.  What’s funny is I was laying just like that during the sonogram. Profile of the head and body.  Notice how the baby’s nose appears large and there is little evidence […]

Did you feel that big gust of wind just now?  That was our sigh of relief.  The sonogram today revealed that the scary fluid in the baby’s tummy is gone.  Yes — GONE!  The baby’s heart is beating steady and strong and looks great.  The brain, spine, and kidneys all look good, too.  And Baby […]

On a lighter note…. In the car today on the way to Joel’s house, Kaeta started singing Old McDonald quite exuberantly.  Apparently Old McDonald had some chickens, a dog, a dolphin…. Kaeta: With a squirt-squirt there, a squirt-squirt there, everywhere a squirt-squirt…. Mommy: A dolphin?? Old McDonald has a dolphin? K: yes! M: How exotic! […]

This has been a long two weeks.  Our follow-up sonogram is tomorrow afternoon, and as the fateful hour approaches, we are occupying ourselves by counting our blessings.  Basically, the doctors have not been terribly hopeful, but we are trying to be.  So in no particular order, here are a few reasons we have to be […]