Trust in Doctors

Kim started having contractions on Sunday night. Our baby boy isn’t due for another 9 weeks so we were concerned. Kim went to her doctor yesterday and he’s been attempting to stop the contractions for the past two days. When they hadn’t stopped by late this morning, the decision was made to keep her overnight to monitor her progress. While in the hospital, they are able to keep an eye on Kim and monitor the baby’s heart rate which has been “sporadic”.

I’m lucky enough to have a boss who is understanding and allowing me to do email from home while I tend to our three young kids. I’m convinced that one day with the three kids is equal to three days at the office.

This is one of those times where we are putting our trust in people we don’t know well. Everyone seems to have our best interests in mind and I pray they will do what is best for Kim and the baby. I feel very blessed to have good insurance so we are not having to make decisions such as whether or not to stay in the hospital or consider alternative care that may cost less. I feel better knowing she’s at the hospital and under close observation during this time.

Our kids don’t quite understand what’s going on. Luca has a pretty good idea, but Anna and Lincoln are confused. We are keeping our fingers crossed that the meds will finally kick in and put a stop to the contractions and mom can come home tomorrow. One thing is for sure: Kim is tough.

2 thoughts on “Trust in Doctors

  1. Kim IS tough. It is a difficult time but well worth it when your sweet little baby boy arrives safely. Our prayers are with Kim as well as you in your responsibilities with the family and work.

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