have a second child

Our daughter Mina was born on September 27th, 2007.

My son Finn was born at the end of May. Due to complications with both pregnancies we are finished having children. But a girl and a boy feels perfect.

Tom and I had our beautiful son, Will Sawyer Dunstan, on June 2, 2007. He is the sweetest, smartest boy around. He is the answer to my prayers. Well, I have always wanted to have 2 children, and I want Will to have a sibling. And we are older—going on 43, and Tom is 55. So, I am hoping we can still have another baby next year, so that we can round out our family. Then the dream is complete.

Our daughter Otilia was born at the 2nd of April. She is perfect and her big brother also loves her.

I have another daughter on the way :)

Woot! 4 months to go and I’ll have two offspring

one will be all squishy and one will be two.

After having secondary infertility and waiting 6+ years for the long awaited second child to arrive, he finally made his appearence. I didn’t have the easiest of pregnancies, nor was it complication-free. But, every time I thought about that I realized what an amazing experience this is for me, my child and my family. Even during the struggles I found strength. Of course it helped to have a wonderful support system in place along with caring staff at the hospital. It’s work to have a wonderful expericence during a pregnancy, it just doesn’t happen, and I’m glad to say 6 1/2 months after the birth of my son by c-section I look back on every moment with a bit more enlightenment that I had before. It was so amazing.

We were pregnant but had a miscarrige at the end of the first trimester. I guess it is always good to have experiences, but definitely not something I would ever want to experience again. We are trying to get pregnant again and hopefully all will go well.

I’m pregnant in the 7th week now and I’m constantly sick with nausea and vomitting it’s awful. Of cause I’m happy about the pregnancy but my mind is so depressed and filled with worries about my family and my work. But it’ll get better I asume.