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40 + 2

Well, 40 weeks has come and gone, and we still don't have a baby. Things were looking up last night, however it all turned out to be false alarms as the contractions stopped when Precia switched positions. So we continue to wait. Hopefully we won't have to wait much longer, it is very difficult being patient at this point as we have waited so long. With as much as Raelynn is bumping around in there you would think she is ready to bust out at any given time, and that is what the doctors tell us. "It can be any day now so be ready." We have been ready since week 36, lets get this moving.

All we can do is wait and so that is what we will do.
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Hey, Beebe,,where's the baby?? We want pix and I mean now!!

Hope mom and dad are doing well. I can't wait to hear all the details of the beginning of Raelynn (sp?)! I will be checking the site for news!
love, Aunt Jacquie
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