Abram loves playing with Mommy after he nurses. He makes the best faces. Here you can see some "Casey" faces!
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Getting bigger...hopefully!
After Mommy and Daddy took Abram to the ER Tuesday night because he was not nursing well and spitting everything back up, he has been doing well. Abram seems to be nursing much better and hasn't spit up in over 24 hours (knock on wood). We go to the doctor tommorrow to see if he has gained any more weight (hopefully he has) and to see if they can put him on some reflux medication. We will see!!!!


Abram loves playing with Mommy after he nurses. He makes the best faces. Here you can see some "Casey" faces!
Abram loves playing with Mommy after he nurses. He makes the best faces. Here you can see some "Casey" faces!
Sunday, July 26, 2009
New Adventures!
Mommy and Daddy think that Abram may have some reflux, and the doctor said to try giving him a pacifier between feedings to help him cope with the pain. So we tried it...this is the smallest pacifier we have! Abram is still nursing well (Mommy is relieved) and doesn't really like the pacifier (Mommy is even happier!), but it does help in the middle of the night when he is inconsolable and Mommy's milk just hurts his tummy more.
We had another FANTASTIC night last night! Abram was so happy this morning (as was Mommy and Daddy)!
This morning Abram was wide awake after his feeding, so Mommy decided it was time for some tummy time. Abram loved it!
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Great Night!
Best Looks!
First Doctor's Visit
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Visits from Family!
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Homecoming
Welcome to the World!!!
In God's ever-so-perfect timing, Abram John Fruge entered the world on Wednesday, July 15, 2009 at 3:36 pm. He weighed in at 5 lbs, 10 oz and 19 inches long...perfect in every way. Casey and I are completely in love with him!
Being such an obedient child, Abram waited until Wednesday to make his appearance (the day after I took my Step 2) and arrived before Thursday (the day Jill was scheduled to be induced, but praying that she wouldn't have to be). It was exactly a year to the day since I had my D & C after losing our first baby. So God made a day that had previously been the medical endpoint to our much awaited-for first pregnancy (but not anywhere near the emotional endpoint) and transformed it into the medical beginning of our first-born child's earthly life! Oh, how I cried that night (and many other nights) wondering if my arms would ever be able to hold a baby of my own. This year, I cried as I reflected on the amazing look in Abram's face as he looked back at me while he nursed. Yes, indeed, God's timing is perfect.
Casey and I are enjoying all of the wonderful (albeit, challenging and daunting) experiences of parenthood. We thank you for your continued prayers and support, as look forward to the many blessings God has in store for us!
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