People who know me, knows that I'm pretty much a scaredy cat. I'll faint at the sight of blood and needles, and scream at the top of the voice at those roaches (and I still do). But I must say that I'm very proud of myself for going through and surviving. To me, motherhood really starts during labour.
LABOUR
When the dreadful part came, I totally freaked out. My dearest gynae did a good job by giving me a 3-day advance notice of the impending labour. He wanted to induce me for fear that my placenta (which bled in the first trimester) was fast maturing. Oh yes, did I mentioned that I went through labour without epidural? Ah yes, I was more afraid of that needle that the labour pain itself. Well, it wasn't that bad, I survived! :D
Aaron was so overwhelmed by everything that was going on that he was just quietly holding my hand, trying to figure out his role until the midwives told him to encourage me. He probably was a little shocked by the whole labour process that he could only whispered "加油".
His voice got louder and louder when he suddenly saw baby's head crowning (honestly, I think I will faint if we had our roles switched). I salute you for witnessing everything.
Okay, I skipped the murderous part. Mothers are the best for those who know. 你是最伟大的!
Keira was the most beautiful thing that I ever saw in my life. That pretty little stranger felt so foreign yet so familiar. It was such an amazing feeling that no words can describe it.
Then, Keira became the focal point. Everyone took a picture with her.
Keira and Daddy
Keira and Grandpa
Keira and Grandma
Keira and Grandma
Last but not least...
Mommy and her precious baby
A big thank you to those who visited, although pictures weren't up but I appreciated your visit and gifts! Love you all.
And the most important person - Thanks hubby for being there to hold me throughout and witness her birth. You kept your promise and stayed with me all the way, I think I wouldn't survive in there if you weren't there! I love u!
Alot of people asked me if I would consider a second one, my immediate answer was NO! Labour was a nightmare to me and I told myself I wouldn't want to go through it again. But after 3 months, you kinda forgotten how bad it was.... so, well, maybe. Maybe i would consider giving Keira a baby brother :)
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