To those affected by a heart defect:

A Good Morning

December 12, 2006 at 10:04 am by Grandpa pa J

Goodmorning everyone!

Another miracle last night or was it this morning. When Aunt Jenny and I left the I.U.Center around 3am Mom,Haven and yes, even Dad were doing good. During all the action I counted at least four doctors, four specialists, a head nurse, and six other nurses assisting at one time or another. And that was just on Grandpa McMullin! )

No, really there were all of those I listed and maybe more.
I will let Alison and Jeremey share there version of the entire event. It was somthing to witness. Alison did an outstanding job. She was a real trooper. Jeremey will need a week or two to recover. ) All are well.

Again I thank everyone for your thoughts and prayers.

Keepem comin’. We will continue to keep all of you posted.

Posted in At the IU Birth Center | 4 Comments »

4 Responses

  1. Amber and Mike Says:

    Yea!! We are sooo excited for you both! We’re glad that Haven is doing well and that everything went well in the delivery…we hope to read more soon and can’t wait to meet her one day 🙂
    Sending all our love,
    Amber, Mike, Johnathon, and baby Karson to be…

  2. Tammy Says:

    Good Morning to all and again CONGRATS!!! We are so excited and anxious to see those pictures,and here the latest on Little Haven and Mom and Dad too. Love and prayers to all.

  3. Randy and Lori Says:

    John 16:21 NIV •
    “A woman giving birth to a child has pain because her time has come; but when her baby is born she forgets the anguish because of her joy that a child is born into the world.”

    A very special little girl!

  4. Travis Breeding Says:

    Hello all….congradulations Alison and Jeremey…Hope all is well and I can’t wait to meet Haven! I hope she’s doing well! Looking forward to hearing from you soon! You are in my prayers!

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