Video Link and Other Thoughts

I think the segment on the Style show was very nice. More than anything, Steve and I love to watch the baby move around on the ultrasound (especially on our big screen). Amazing! What a wonderful thing to show him/her someday! We haven't quite figured out how to post the actual video - that is a work in progress - but I have at least attached the link for anyone who would like to see it.

http://www.wbir.com/video/player.aspx?aid=52694&sid=50575&bw=hi&cat=12

If that doesn't work, you can visit http://www.wbir.com/, then link to the Style show, and our video is there. I am not sure how long it will be available, but I would guess a couple of weeks.

I really thought the segment was supposed to be about Dr. Keenan's office, with me as the side "human interest" story. Guess I was wrong! But now that I have the opportunity, I would like to say that Dr. Keenan and his staff are wonderful. I don't feel like the story gave them the credit they deserve. How amazing that God has gifted them with the knowledge to do what it is they do. They are such a large part of our baby's life, and Steve and I will be forever grateful for their care. We have to laugh when we think about our baby's conception - Nurse Mary was right there with us, pushing around my ovaries trying to find my uterus!! There are too many people who don't believe in modern day miracles. If this baby isn't a miracle, I don't know what is.

We appreciate your continued prayers and support. And today, I would love it if you would say a prayer for Dr. Keenan and his staff, Tina, Mary and Jenny. It struck me how much heartbreak they probably have to deal with on a day to day basis, as they diligently work to help women conceive. It's a stressful time. A heartbreaking time. A frustrating time for the couples who are going through it. And when the day of celebration comes, as they thankfully got to enjoy with us, they have to send us out the door and back to "normal life". It takes a special kind of person to do that every day. So, thank you to Dr. Keenan, Tina, Mary and Jenny, from the bottom of my heart. There are really no words that are adequate to describe what they mean to us.