"Honestly, it's been so easy so far! We're kind of just waiting for things to get hard because right now we're just having fun."
Uh...can we say jinx?
Okay never say that to someone who asks how things are going with a new baby, because something is bound to go wrong. I do have to say, Tyler has been a JOY and we love every minute of him, and this weekend being tough has absolutely nothing to do with him directly...except that trying to care for a newborn amidst the flu is probably the hardest thing I've had to do thus far.
Saturday was a good friend's wedding, and while thankfully we were able to attend the ceremony, about an hour after we got home from that I was flat on my back in bed MISERABLE. Thus started the worst 12 hours ever. Thankfully I have a wonderful husband who graciously and kindly took care of Tyler and I the whole time. The amazing thing is that Tyler slept through the worst of it, waking to eat each time when I had just enough energy to accomplish getting him fed before collapsing again (or rushing to the bathroom...)
Yesterday morning I woke up feeling much better, though it had been a long night and Mitch had been up with Tyler quite a bit. We figured the worst was over and concentrated on me eating and getting rehydrated.
"I'm so glad you didn't catch what I did"
*sigh* mistake number two.
Mitch woke up at 2am with the exact same thing I had, and has been sick ever since. Thankfully I had a day of recovery before it started for him, but this has not been a fun last few days. Both of us seem to be on the mend now, but I will make no direct positive statements as to our well being, because apparently you just never know...
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Oh Jos...that is so yucky. No fun to be exhausted and responsible for a newborn. Hope that you two have a full recovery soon! I remember the first night we had G home, Ken had food poisoning and was wretching all night while Gavin cried. So not fun...bring on the sleeping baby and healthy parents! Thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteOh brutal. Praying for you and your little family, my friend!
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