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Samandiriel said:Just heard the news.
The baby was born at 6:57 am. She's 1lb, 7 oz.
Both she and Vana are in critical condition.
They don't think the baby will make 12 hours.
We'll keep you posted, Fem and I are signing out for a while.
Please keeps the thoughts and prayers going.
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What a beautiful soul she is.femininity said:Vana sends her love to everyone. she says she misses you all and says thank you for the prayers and good wishes and energy
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femininity said:Got a text from her a few minutes back
" I want to see my daughter!"
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Lovely, amazing woman.femininity said:Got a text from her a few minutes back
" I want to see my daughter!"
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It seems our board runneth over with amazing women...damppanties said:Lovely, amazing woman.![]()
femininity said:Got a text from her a few minutes back
" I want to see my daughter!"
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femininity said:Got a text from her a few minutes back
" I want to see my daughter!"
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Nirvanadragones said:Good Evening, Lovelies![]()
I'm in the NICU at the hospital, having a cup of chai and because Femininity has managed to persuade the doctors (and manipulated more than a few nurses ) with her charm and beautiful smile, I will now have permanent and full Internet access for as long as I need it.
I can see Gabrielle from here. She's lying in the fetal position, clutching the thumb of her left hand in the palm of her tiny right hand. She is so incredibly tiny. You could not image her! I spent my day by her side. I already feel like a permanent fixture in the NICU. I see nurses and doctors and specialists and parents and siblings of tiny and mostly very sick babies come and go. I've chosen to be with her every moment I can (which means, that for all practical purposes I've moved in here . . . )
She is fighting to stay with us. She loves to be talk to - I tell her about the world out there - about art, and music, and flowers and purple and chocolate. I've told her about love and peace and happiness, joy and spirit. And I know she wants more than anything to experience all of that.
The realities here are hard. I've taken over all her cares except the obvious medical procedures that I do not have the skills for. I'm asking a lot of questions. I want to know what, why, where, how and when. I might just be their worst nightmare. But I want what's best for my daughter and they respect and accept that.
Thank you for all your PM's, emails, text messages, phone calls, cards, letters, flowers, gifts, prayers, positive energy, tears, love and other contributions that help more than you can ever imagine. I have never felt as loved and protected as I do right now. I am looking forward to taking the following few days to slowly read through this thread and your pm's and mail. Please forgive me if I do not reply. Time is precious and I am spending every moment with her.
This is been a strange and remarkable year - so much to be thankful for. I have incredible beauty in my life. Yet, with that comes the realisation that life is more precious than we care to remember. I will treasure every moment with her. She truly is an angel.
Much love to all of you![]()
Nirvanadragones said:Good Evening, Lovelies![]()
I'm in the NICU at the hospital, having a cup of chai and because Femininity has managed to persuade the doctors (and manipulated more than a few nurses ) with her charm and beautiful smile, I will now have permanent and full Internet access for as long as I need it.
I can see Gabrielle from here. She's lying in the fetal position, clutching the thumb of her left hand in the palm of her tiny right hand. She is so incredibly tiny. You could not image her! I spent my day by her side. I already feel like a permanent fixture in the NICU. I see nurses and doctors and specialists and parents and siblings of tiny and mostly very sick babies come and go. I've chosen to be with her every moment I can (which means, that for all practical purposes I've moved in here . . . )
She is fighting to stay with us. She loves to be talk to - I tell her about the world out there - about art, and music, and flowers and purple and chocolate. I've told her about love and peace and happiness, joy and spirit. And I know she wants more than anything to experience all of that.
The realities here are hard. I've taken over all her cares except the obvious medical procedures that I do not have the skills for. I'm asking a lot of questions. I want to know what, why, where, how and when. I might just be their worst nightmare. But I want what's best for my daughter and they respect and accept that.
Thank you for all your PM's, emails, text messages, phone calls, cards, letters, flowers, gifts, prayers, positive energy, tears, love and other contributions that help more than you can ever imagine. I have never felt as loved and protected as I do right now. I am looking forward to taking the following few days to slowly read through this thread and your pm's and mail. Please forgive me if I do not reply. Time is precious and I am spending every moment with her.
This has been a strange and remarkable year - so much to be thankful for. I have incredible beauty in my life. Yet, with that comes the realisation that life is more precious than we care to remember. I will treasure every moment with her. She truly is an angel.
Much love to all of you![]()

Nirvanadragones said:Good Evening, Lovelies![]()
I'm in the NICU at the hospital, having a cup of chai and because Femininity has managed to persuade the doctors (and manipulated more than a few nurses ) with her charm and beautiful smile, I will now have permanent and full Internet access for as long as I need it.
I can see Gabrielle from here. She's lying in the fetal position, clutching the thumb of her left hand in the palm of her tiny right hand. She is so incredibly tiny. You could not image her! I spent my day by her side. I already feel like a permanent fixture in the NICU. I see nurses and doctors and specialists and parents and siblings of tiny and mostly very sick babies come and go. I've chosen to be with her every moment I can (which means, that for all practical purposes I've moved in here . . . )
She is fighting to stay with us. She loves to be talk to - I tell her about the world out there - about art, and music, and flowers and purple and chocolate. I've told her about love and peace and happiness, joy and spirit. And I know she wants more than anything to experience all of that.
The realities here are hard. I've taken over all her cares except the obvious medical procedures that I do not have the skills for. I'm asking a lot of questions. I want to know what, why, where, how and when. I might just be their worst nightmare. But I want what's best for my daughter and they respect and accept that.
Thank you for all your PM's, emails, text messages, phone calls, cards, letters, flowers, gifts, prayers, positive energy, tears, love and other contributions that help more than you can ever imagine. I have never felt as loved and protected as I do right now. I am looking forward to taking the following few days to slowly read through this thread and your pm's and mail. Please forgive me if I do not reply. Time is precious and I am spending every moment with her.
This has been a strange and remarkable year - so much to be thankful for. I have incredible beauty in my life. Yet, with that comes the realisation that life is more precious than we care to remember. I will treasure every moment with her. She truly is an angel.
Much love to all of you![]()

