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How wonderful!quoll said:The kids have a mission to cover her cupboard doors wth drawings and messages, they also wrote notes to their future bro/sis, in it's pregnancy diary, ( yes I could have said sibling, but it just seems a bit too detached).
The Q Man said:Hopefully this week we will be able to get ourselves into some sort of routine, I'm going to fight my natural instincts to try and fit everything in, I can't, and it simply backfires and the kids end up copping it, so what can be done will, and to hell with everything else.
Tard Controller said:How wonderful!
Glad everyone's still hanging in there.
Waggles said:Great news quoll!
and I like the idea the boys have about the cupboards.
and the "to hell with everything else" plan, that sounds like a good plan.
I'll continue to keep you all in my thoughts.
BestGirl said:Quoll this is such encouraging news! You and your boys hang in there. Whatever gets done at home gets done. Don't sweat the incidentals.
Continued good thoughts coming your way. Please tell mrsquoll we're rooting for her.
BTW, your wife has a very cute name.
HatWoman said:This is excellent news as well as Possy and the babe. Really fight that instinct Quoll, we all have to renew in order to give. Be grateful I'm not there because I'd tie you down if you tried to do too much... and not a good kind of tied down.
Sending virtual crayons to the kids.
WonderfulWoman said:Fabulous update quoll (or The Q Man - cute Cate). Glad everyone had a gret visit and everyone is doing well. I'm sure Possy was glad to see you all as well.
Agreeing that the boys decorating the cupboards is a wonderful idea.
As for you...frankly ít's more important to your family that you're as ok as possible during this time for them...more so than a lot of the regular day to day stuff. So determine your priorities and leave it at that. Don't apologize for it. Don't feel guilty.
Ladybird said:Thanks for the update Quoll.
You have a very warm and loving family, and that doesn't happen by accident. You have to give it, to recieve it.
I can't help but feel that this baby, this tough little fighter - is a girl.
And you are wise to just do what you can. There's no need to race about and get in a fluster, too many people are counting on you right now. You need to be strong and well grounded for them, so don't take on too much.
Love and hugs continue to flow from me to you and yours.
ChipsMcGee said:quoll... you made my day with your good news and tales of great days.
continued best wishes to you all buddy!
wow... this is so sad. i'm not a parent but i can only imagine the pain of losing a child at any age, let alone one so new to the world. it has to be devastating. i suppose the only comfort in this is that he likely didn't suffer with the aneurysm. if he had to be taken from his family so soon and suddenly, i hope that was the case.bobsgirl said:A very good friend of my son's (like a brother, really) became a father about 2 months ago. He and his wife were parents of a beautiful little boy.
Last evening they lost their precious boy. He had a brain aneurysm yesterday afternoon, and passed away in their arms. This afternoon, my son came to me, in tears, to tell me the news. He and this young man grew up together, from the time they were toddlers.
I am at a loss for words. My heart is breaking for them, all of them. This little guy was the first grandchild on both sides of the family.
It is very very sad.