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Welcome to Jetty's Blog. Jetty was born on June 18th 2009 at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He spent the first month in the NICU before arriving to Chestertown. The purpose of this Blog is to update everyone who wish to know Jetty's status and latest updates. Jetty has good days and bad but we continue to take one day at a time.
7 comments:
Hmmm. I read in some journal that randomly exploding mammaries may increase growth and restoration in young puppies such as Jetty...
Thinking of you both and sending good vibes your way...
even knowing you were missing a piece of the pump is doing good you guys! Keep breathing. Lex Fry
This comment cracks me up. Don't let her breast explode, Creg!...These updates are great. You two are amazing and no doubt your little guy is strong and will shine bright through this. Much Love, Megan & Casey
Exploding breasts are the worst! And ditto what Megs said- you guys are amazing. We are just in AWE of your spirit and strength! Much love to you, Jamie and Baby Jetty.
-Erin & Karl
Well Jamie I have been in your spot and missing parts of the pump is not good. Brad has had to run those errands for me too Creg. Exploding breast! goodness Creg! Glad to see spirits up and a smile on Jamie's face. Jetty is very lucky to have to wonderful parents!
Lots of love
Angela and Brad
Creg,
Silly boy! Apparently your education during the gestation period was somewhat lacking:)Your job is to do whatever Jamie says with a big smile on your face no matter what time of day (or night) it is!
Love and prayers being sent every minute to you, Jetty and my girl Jam!
Renee
Creg-
It clearly states in the "State of Maryland New Father's Handbook-Rules and Regulations" the following:
"...when traveling-domestically or internationally-with Weapons of Mass Digestion, it is mandatory that you have in your possession (and account for) all parts of the breast pump. The father shall assume sole responsibility of said breast pump or shall present, upon request, a permit to the proper authorities."
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