lump in your throat time........

Announcement of pregnancy and birth following assisted reproductive treatment.
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Nikola
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lump in your throat time........

Post by Nikola »

I've sneaked upstairs to let you all share my lovely moment......my dh is sat downstairs with arthur on one side, jeremy on the other and amelia on his knee and he is reading 'Cat in the Hat' to the three of them! (florence is asleep on the other sofa - but I read to her earlier)

Its one of those things that when you are trying to get pregnant you imagine happening (well I did, that could just be because I'm wierd!) and now its happening downstairs in my living room.

Aah bless.

love nikola.x

ps I do miss you all!!!!!
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Post by phil »

nikola, that's so nice. it must make you fall in love all over again.

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Post by LORRAINE G »

This will be one of many such moments Nikola, the one that will always stick in my mind is when my son (now aged 12) was 10 years old and accompanied the school choir on the piano. It was the first time a pupil had ever done such a thing at a school concert and the audience gave him a standing ovation. I cried for an hour afterwards, it still brings a lump to my throat now, 2 years later!
Trust me, you have many such moments to look forward to!

much love
Lorraine

p.s. we miss you too!
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Post by Tracey S »

N

That is so lovely and thanks fo the email. What on earth did you read to Florence to make her fall asleep - one of your recruitment magazines :lol:
Cherish these moments - they have been fought hard for
Love
Tracey
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ttc 9 years. 38 yrs old, dh 8 hrs younger!First IVF in Aug 2002 and had ectopic.2nd IVF neg.3rd FET and negative.4th FET and positive but sadly lost our little boy at 20 weeks.5th FET and Alice Isobel and Emily Charlotte born 5th Aug 2004!
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Post by Fiona L »

That is what it's all about and they get better. Thanks for making me cry!

Love Fiona
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Post by Zed2003 »

Your post was lovely, Nic - and no, you're not weird. The simple things that many take for granted, we cherish like nothing else.

Every day will bring you little moments like this, and 19 weeks on I still can't believe we have a son! :o

Keep enjoying, it's what it's all about!

Zoe x
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Post by Dagny »

Hi Nikola

WE MISS YOU TOO

That story is so lovely. I can just see your DH sitting there reading surrounded by all his girls and boys!! Aaaahhhhhh so sweet.

I can remember when the little girl I used to nanny for was Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. When she got up and sand 'Somewhere over the Rainbow' I sobbed and sobbed and had snot all down my shirt - NICE!! Her Mum just looked at me like I was a lunatic. How her Mum just watched without any emotion is beyond me :roll: It was FANTASTIC! I was so proud plus I had made her dress and shoes etc, etc.

You must have felt such an overwhelming feeling of love seeing them all there. There will be many more of those to come I am sure. Just think when they are both angels in their first school nativity NOW THAT'S A TEAR JERKER!!!!!!

Take care my friend

Love Dagny xkx
Me 38 DH 40
1st 2nd & 4th IVF/ICSI -ve
3rd +ve DD Katelyn born @ 24wks & sadly died
5th +ve m/c 9wks
6th +ve Twins Sadly DD Leah stillborn @20wks and DS Kieran born @22wks but sadly died too
7th +ve - DD Chloë Mae born @38wks our precious miracle
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