And the sprog has dropped.

Wa-hey! Congratulations to the proud mum and dad from Suze and I!

Although not qualified to comment (but hell, this is ukrm, right?), I'm
led to believe there'll be a wee bit more of the lack of sleep thing...
;-)

Ellen's a nice name, too.
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Eww!

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Good work, son.

 

Welcome to the club, best wishes to Claire, yourself and sprogling.

 

Congratulations to all three Graingers.

 

Excellent news. Congratulations to you both.

 

It's a lezzer's name.

 

Ben Blaney says...

Having a dad that looks like Will would be enough to put her off men
anyway.

 

Whooppee best of wishes to all. The start of a great adventure.

 

I'd meant to post this last night, but the beer and BBQ prevented my
brain from working properly.

"New Grainger, new danger."

 

Nice one. Congrats to y'all.

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Ah, 6 weeks of rest for this young lady, and well deserved.

Congrats. Mine is in the garden playing in his paddling pool as I
type. It gets better day by day.

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You can have a crack at her in June 2020, anyway.

 

....and orange hair?

It's Woody Woodpecker!

Well done the Graingers.

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Heh, I wish. Just had his second birthday and I'm heading for 48
soon. Tiring? Yep, but worth it.

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Exactly.

 

Robin Williams described it as part velcro, part toxic waste.

 

8lb 8.

But that's not why she had a caesarean...

Show this bit to the wife:

Induce-ment started at 3pm Friday with gel. (Due date was 23rd May)
Contractions started by about 5pm. Up to delivery unit at 10.30pm.
Assisted breaking of waters at 11.15pm. Just as midwife waS leaving,
baby's heart beat dropped from normal (120-160 bpm[1]) to about 60ish,
and stayed there for a couple of minutes. Got back to normal...
11.45pm ish, heart rate drops again... I blinked, and then we
were in the operating theatre, with the gasman talking about
using a general as a spinal anesthetic would take to long...

And then the heart rate picked up again...

Over the next 8 hours, no more dilation happened, and lots
of monitoring (and epidurals not working properly). And so, at 8am, it
was decided to go for a c-section, which went straightforwardly,
and so she was born at 9.07 am.

Okay? ;-)

[1] added for non midwifes...

 

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