Excited to Welcome Xami

I just saw my Obstetrician today and after poking around she said we'll probably meet our dear Xami in 11 days time.  It would be sooner if she has her way of putting me under the knife but I won't have it until it is the only choice left.  So this waiting game is really boring me to insanity since I have been on bed rest for the last eight months but I guessed I can manage 11 days more of waiting.  Please keep your fingers crossed for me that I will be able to deliver a healthy baby in a normal way.




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Kayni said…
I am so happy for you, sis. God bless you and this wonderful blessing. I am praying for you. Loves and hugs.
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