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Coffee House => Coffee House Boards => CH / General => Topic started by: dezignersrepublic on January 05, 2005, 09:42:56 PM
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My wife gave birth to our first child (a baby girl) last night after a gruelling labour lasting 36 hours. Mother and baby are both healthy but understandably a little tired.
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Congrats. Did you name her allready ?
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Congratulations! :pint:
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We havent decided on a name yet, will most likely do that when my wife is discharged from the hospital, although I'm going to let her choose the name beause she did all the hard work.
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until then, it's girlie, I guess :-)
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Congratulations!! :-D :banana: :juggler: :python: :pint:
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Congrats dude! :-D
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Congratulations! :pint:
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@dezignersrepublic
Congratulations! :banana:
:pint:
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Congratulations!
It's the best thing that could ever happen to anyone.
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Wow! Congratulations!
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Congrats indeed! :-D
I bet your wife felt like hell after 36 hours though :-o
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Vincent wrote:
Congrats indeed! :-D
I bet your wife felt like hell after 36 hours though :-o
I was discussing this very subject with my missus after she'd had a few beers last night (i was sober). She is studying to be a midwife, and she was prattling on like women do about blokes not being able to take the pain they go through in child birth. I pointed out that if men did indeed have to go through child birth, that we would suffer pain at all.
Not because we can tolerate it more, as I think women can take more pain than we ever could, but because we would have an epidural on the first contraction, morphine on an IV drip, all the gas and air we could get our hands on and any other drugs the hospital had available swigged down by a bottle of vodka.
Which proves my point "Men wouldn't suffer the pain of childbirth". We too smart you see! :-D
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Greetings daddy dezignersrepublic, :-D
Glad both made it well. Congratulations! :pint:
Regards,
Gizz
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Congratulations! :pint:
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dezignersrepublic wrote:
My wife gave birth to our first child (a baby girl) last night after a gruelling labour lasting 36 hours. Mother and baby are both healthy but understandably a little tired.
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Wow, Top result :-D
My congratulations to you and your good lady!
36 hours, eh? Blimey... So, after the first few hours, were you nursing a crushed hand and listening to angered shouts of "You are NEVER touching me AGAIN!" ?
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mdma wrote:
Which proves my point "Men wouldn't suffer the pain of childbirth". We too smart you see! :-D
:laughing:
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dezignersrepublic wrote:
My wife gave birth to our first child (a baby girl) last night after a gruelling labour lasting 36 hours. Mother and baby are both healthy but understandably a little tired.
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Congratulations sir, and welcome mini-dezignersrepublic to our world. Here's wishing all three of you all the very best for the future.
Who knows, perhaps you could be hearing the words "I'd like to thank the Nobel committee...." in roughly 25 years time!
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Karlos wrote:
36 hours, eh? Blimey... So, after the first few hours, were you nursing a crushed hand and listening to angered shouts of "You are NEVER touching me AGAIN!" ?
He's probably putting some ice on his bruises as I type...
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dezignersrepublic wrote:
We havent decided on a name yet, will most likely do that when my wife is discharged from the hospital, although I'm going to let her choose the name beause she did all the hard work.
You must have some ideas though... maybe some you'd like to share? :-)
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Aaaaw look! Ain't she cute?:
(http://www.odin1.dds.nl/junk/littledz.jpg)
Congrats dude :-D.
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LOL! :lol:
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bloodline wrote:
dezignersrepublic wrote:
We havent decided on a name yet, will most likely do that when my wife is discharged from the hospital, although I'm going to let her choose the name beause she did all the hard work.
You must have some ideas though... maybe some you'd like to share? :-)
I doubt they'll be calling her AROSa, anyway :-P
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odin wrote:
Aaaaw look! Ain't she cute?:
(http://www.odin1.dds.nl/junk/littledz.jpg)
Congrats dude :-D.
A regular bit off the old byte :-D
@Designerz
Awww, look, she has your.... avatar? :lol:
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Karlos wrote:
bloodline wrote:
dezignersrepublic wrote:
We havent decided on a name yet, will most likely do that when my wife is discharged from the hospital, although I'm going to let her choose the name beause she did all the hard work.
You must have some ideas though... maybe some you'd like to share? :-)
I doubt they'll be calling her AROSa, anyway :-P
Still... Fingers crossed :-D
-Edit- How about Sockella? :lol:
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@odin & bloodline
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dezignersrepublic wrote:
Mother and baby are both healthy but understandably a little tired.
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Get used to tired.
My oldest is now 8 and her brother is 4. I have had two nights of good sleep in those 8 years.
It's good though.
Enjoy.
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Congratulations Dezigners!
If I remeber correctly, you don't drink, so I'll have one for all three of you.
:pint: :pint: :pint:
(I'm actually washing my curry down with Irn Bru just now but this is a great excuse for a beer. :-D)
May your sleepless nights be merciful.
Actually my girlfriend, who's also from Leeds, has been talking about having kids lately.
Scared the bejeezurs out of me, I can tell you. :lol:
One day though..... :-)
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Congrats mate, enjoy what rest you can get, cos its a bumpy ride from here on out :-D
Still, I think its worth it :-D
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Mine's 14 Months old now and it's gets better every day! Suggest you make the wife get up in the night though - Oh, and wait till you start the solids :-D
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Wilse wrote:
Actually my girlfriend, who's also from Leeds, has been talking about having kids lately.
Scared the bejeezurs out of me, I can tell you. :lol:
One day though..... :-)
Aaaaaaagggggggghhhhhhhhhhhh! Nothing fills me with more dread than when my g/f gets broody.
I think I'm allergic to children, I have absolutely no ambitions of spawning just yet. I think that my biological clock is defective! :lol: