Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Some more pictures of our little Brantley

Well, I thought I'd go ahead and post some more pictures. Both mother and baby are doing great, so, without further ado, here are some more pictures.

Brantley and his daddy

Brantley and his Aunt Nikki
Brantley, Maloree Stapley and Jenna Crossley

Brantley, Maloree Stapley, Jenna Crossley and Megan Stapley
Brantley and his Uncle Landon
 Brantley and Maggee Stapley
Our Happy Family

Monday, January 30, 2012

Brantley Logan Fulgham

Well, it's been a heck of a day, but in the end, it was worth it. At 3:48 pm, our 8 lb. 4 oz., 20 inch little boy arrived. We are naming him Brantley Logan. The name Brantley comes from my (Jared's) 5th great-grandfather, Edmund Brantley Fulgham. The middle-name Logan of course comes from my brother Logan, who we lost in a car accident last September. Just so you know, baby boy and mother are doing great.

Now, here is what you are all looking forward to, some pictures.

 Brantley Logan Fulgham (10 Minutes Old; Above & Below)

 Brantley getting ready to see his mommy 
 Brantley with his Grandma Sessions
 Brantley with his Grandma Fulgham
 Brantley with his Papaw Fulgham
 Brantley with his mommy!

It's been an exciting day, but now I'm ready to crash. Peace out!

Jared

In the Hospital

Well this is my (Jared's) first post here on our blog. I figured I'd start a post while I am up late waiting. Here's what's been happening.

Brantley was due on Jan. 20th, but being stubborn (that's the Fulgham in him, and probably the little bit of Osburn he's got) he is now 10 days late. We had a time set up for induction this morning, Monday, Jan. 30th, but of course, the threat of being forced out made our little guy decide to try to come out on his own. Yesterday, Sunday, Jan. 29th, Suzanne started contracting and by 8:45 p.m. we decided to come to the hospital. Suzanne was admitted right around 9 p.m.

Not much had changed since Suzanne's doctors appointment on Wednesday, though she was contracting about 4-5 minutes apart. We waited to hear from the doctor. At about 11 p.m. they started Suzanne on Pitocin. It has helped level the contractions out at about 2.5 minutes apart. The anesthesiologist came by at 3 a.m. and inserted the epidural, and now, because of the epidural, Suzanne is getting a little needed rest. The doctor will most likely have to come by and break her water in a little bit, but we aren't positive when this will happen.

Anyway, I hope this hasn't been too revealing, but I thought that in light of the circumstances, I'd post an update of what's happening. I apologize for the poor writing and any errors that may be present, it is 3:53 after all. I will post an update with pictures a little later.

Cheers,

Jared