Wednesday, August 24, 2011

He's Here!

August 16th 2011... 4:30pm my water broke.
Arrived at the hospital about 6pm.
NO CONTRACTIONS DANG IT!
So the doctor said, "well nothing is happening so we can wait 6 hours and start pitocin or just do it right now!" So I chose the right now option.
I was started on pitocin at 7pm and after 2 and a half hours of manageable pain and about 30 minutes of agony and 10 minutes of pure hell our sweet baby boy was born!
People in the delivery room included Dan, my mom, my sister and sister-in-law. My brother made a couple of appearances but left before the serious stuff started happening. He was out in the hall and apparently my screaming really scared him.
Thankfully my dad was able to take care of Grayson and Madison. He brought them to visit about 30 minutes after the delivery.
Dan was the most supportive best coach anyone could ever ask for. I couldn't have made it without him.
I love this picture because it's right when the baby is coming out and the look on Dan's face is priceless.
Dylan Jones Wolfe...He weighed 8lbs even and was 20.5 inches long. Healthy as can be! We feel so lucky to have another healthy baby.

Madison is so sweet with Dylan she always wants to hold him and kiss him.
I can't believe I am a mother of 3... am I old enough for this?

8 comments:

Amanda said...

No, no your aren't old enough, but congratulations!!!

Natalie said...

So happy I could be there for it (even though it was scary!). Enjoy the ride...it sure seems short!

anniejoneslarsen said...

Oh my gosh Ash! He is beautiful!! Good job woman, you are one tough cookie. Can't wait to meet to him!

Anonymous said...

beautiful family...good job!

Leah said...

Wow! Dan wasn't lying when he said you should get an award for fastest labor! I am seriously jealous of all that hair!

tgood said...

Congrats Wolfe Family!

Matt and Joanna said...

i've already told you congrats, so here's my 'virtual' congrats! he is so cute, and you look so good in your pictures. i wish i looked that calm during labor. haha!

Shellie and Bryan said...

Congrats Ash! You did an amazing job. Love the story and the pics :)