Today could not have been any better! My docotor came in and talked to me and gave me the news on getting released. I will officially be out of here at the end of this week or at the very beginning of next week. I was a little worried that they would change their minds because I had to have a shot last night. This was the first shot that I had to have in a week. Thank goodness she didn't change her mind on getting me out of here. This is very, very, very exciting for me. I will have to stay in Evansville, but I will be moving in with Ryan and Holly, and Payton Legg for the next couple of weeks. They are being so kind to take me in. I am really looking forward to spending time with Holly and her family. It will be just like old times in grade school. I will still be on bedrest, but will have an actual bed to sleep in, a bathtub instead of always a shower, a house instead of a hospital, and a best friend there to talk to. I will never be able to thank the Legg's enough for taking me in.
I will still have to come to my appointments once a week. I can even drive myself to my appointment. I hope I remember how to drive or I hope I fit behind the wheel :) Sitting here in this hospital bed has really opened up my eyes to many things and will def. never let me take things for granted. I am totally done with shots. Maybe my arms will go back to normal with no bruises. I will only take medicine if I feel that I am contracting a lot. It will be nice to not get woken up every four hours to do vitals and to take meds. Now if only I could take away getting up to use the bathroom every hour. I am guessing this isn't gonna happen until the boys have arrived.
We are officially at 31 weeks and 1 day as of now and on Sunday will be a full 32 weeks. I can honestly say we never thought we would get this far, but now that we have, I think we will make it all the way to 36 weeks. I am one proud mamma of these boys. They are doing a wonderful job! We only have about four and half weeks to go until we meet Kendall and Keaton. It will be a day filled with many emotions. I can't wait to see how proud daddy will be of his two boys. We are ready to be home and have all of us there together. I can't wait to see how Kya will be with the boys and to just see her and tell her how much I have missed her. Getting to go home will be emotional for me as well. I have met some wonderful people on this third floor and will miss them. Hopefully I will be able to keep in touch with them. They have become like a second family to me. You can never have enough family or friends :)
I tried to post a blog yesterday, but I had no internet service. Yesterday was a very quiet day around here, everyone was remembering 9/11. I just want to thank all who are serving our country. We have a flag at home that hangs on our front porch and the first thing I asked Andrew when he got back here was, "Is the flag still hanging?" It was still hanging and it just gave me goosebumps. I am proud to be an American!
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