40 weeks along and after two and a half days of waiting for the hospital to have some room to induce me, I finally got a bed.
Dr. started Pitocin at about noon. Hours passed by and I was still measuring a three. Then I got my water broken and then things went a little more quickly. I got my epidural which helped a little with contractions, numbed up my legs, but then I started feeling my contractions stronger and stronger. By 7:30 or so she was ready to come out and dr. wasn't there yet and I felt my contractions super strong. I was yelling at the anesthesiologist, who wasn't in the room of course, and telling the nurse not to talk to me during a contraction. I think I tried to be polite about it. When the dr. got there I was ready to push and the anesthesiologist came in to "top me off". When Hannah's head came out Tommy noticed the cord was wrapped around her neck. The dr. had to cut her free before I could push her body out. It took a minute to get her to cry, which was a little concerning to me since I had no idea what was going on. She's here now and healthy and very beautiful!
First day:
My mom, Grandma Tessie, came up with the kids first thing in the morning so they could all meet our newest family member.
